Hemorrhaging disturbs the body's homeostatic balance, leading to decreased blood pressure and blood volume. Which of the following choices below would best characterize the immediate expected changes in heart contractility due to this disruption in homeostasis?
The heart would decrease contractility in order to reduce stress on the body,
The heart would decrease contractility in order to reduce the amount of blood loss from the hemorrhage,
The heart would increase contractility in order to maintain blood pressure and peripheral blood flow.
The heart would increase contractility in order to quickly move hormones to the hemorrhaging region.