<prompt> Baroreceptor stimulation would result inDecreased Vagal activityIncreased Hea rateDecreased sympathetic discharge to heaIncreased vasomotor tone  <response>: Baroreceptor stimulation would result in decreased sympathetic discharge to hea.. The baroreceptors are stretch receptors in the walls of the hea and blood vessels. Baroreceptor stimulation, by distension of the structures they are located in, inhibits the tonic discharge of sympathetic nerves and excites the vagal innnervation of the hea. Thus leading to: Vasodilatation and venodilatation Hypotension Bradycardia Decrease in cardiac output Ref: Ganong;s Review of Medical Physiology 26th edition PGno: 577,578 