Physiology of the Blood Vessels). Complete the following statements. Shadethe letter of your answer.A IncreasedB DecreasedC Stay the sameA decrease in hematocrit will result in (21) blood viscosity and (22) bloodpressureBody growth will result in (23) total vessel length and a/an (24) in bloodpressureArteriosclerosis will result in (25) vessel elasticity and a/an (26) in bloodpressure.Excessive sweating will result in a short term (27) in blood volume and a'aniv.(28) in blood pressure.An increase in epinephrine will result in (29) vesel diameter and a/an (30) inblood pressure.

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