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PhysioEx 9.0 Exercise 5 Activity 5

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Part A:
The volume in the pump when the pump piston is all the way down represents the _______.

A.   Cardiac output
B.   End systolic volume
C.   End diastolic volume
D.   Stroke volume

Part B:
When the flow tube radius increased, _______.

A.   Pump rate decreased to maintain pressure
B.   Resistance decreased and pump rate decreased to maintain pressure
C.   Resistance decreased and pump rate increased to maintain pressure
D.   Pump rate increased to maintain pressure
E.   Resistance decreased

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LML9404

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12 years ago

I think the first answer is B the end systolic volume

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