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Where is blood pressure the lowest? 1.in capillaries 2.in arteries 3.in arterioles 4.in ...

Where is blood pressure the lowest?
1.in capillaries
2.in arteries
3.in arterioles
4.in veins

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The situation depicted here is likely _____.
1.the mothers first pregnancy with a Rh+ fetus
2.the mothers first pregnancy with a Rh- fetus
3.the mothers second pregnancy with a Rh+ fetus
4.the mothers second pregnancy with a Rh- fetus

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Answer to q. 1

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What an excellent community, thanks for answering

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