Which of the following describes the feedback that controls the blood pressure in the human body? When blood pressure drops, receptors in blood vessel walls tell the heart to beat more strongly and increase the volume of blood flowing. When blood pressure drops, receptors in blood vessel walls tell the heart to beat more strongly and increase the volume of blood flowing. When blood pressure drops, hormones from the pancreas tell the heart to beat more strongly and increase the volume of blood flowing. When blood pressure drops, hormones from the pancreas tell the heart to beat more strongly and increase the volume of blood flowing. When blood pressure drops, receptors in blood vessel walls tell the heart to beat more slowly to decrease the volume of blood flowing. When blood pressure drops, receptors in blood vessel walls tell the heart to beat more slowly to decrease the volume of blood flowing. When blood pressure drops, hormones from the pancreas tell the heart to beat more slowly and decrease the volume of blood flowing.