Refer to the figure of the pressures in the cardiac cycle on the right side. Letters indicate time points and numbers indicate 2 different pressures. The pressure indicated by line #1 (in green) is....A. Atrial pressureB. Pulmonary trunk/artery pressureC. Aortic pressureD. Ventricular pressure The image contains a graph showing two plotted lines, represented in orange and green, set against an x-y axis.**Graph Details:**- **Axes:** - The x-axis represents categories labeled as "G" and "H." - The y-axis is not labeled with specific units or values in the visible section of the image. - **Lines:** - The **orange line** starts low, quickly rises to a peak, then decreases with slight fluctuations before leveling out. - The **green line** starts at a higher point than the orange line, rises at the same locations and maintains a more stable trajectory as it gently declines towards the right side of the graph. The lines intersect after both rise, indicating a change in relative values for the depicted categories. Each line's movement reflects distinct trends in the data. The differences in slopes and peaks between the lines suggest varying behaviors or outcomes between the two represented datasets in categories "G" and "H."This graph is a visual representation of comparative trends or changes over the specified categories, useful for understanding the relationship or impact of different variables in an educational context.

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Refer to the figure of the pressures in the cardiac cycle on the right side. Letters indicate time points and numbers indicate 2 different pressures. The pressure indicated by line #1 (in green) is....

A. Atrial pressure

B. Pulmonary trunk/artery pressure

C. Aortic pressure

D. Ventricular pressure

The image contains a graph showing two plotted lines, represented in orange and green, set against an x-y axis.

**Graph Details:**

- **Axes:**
- The x-axis represents categories labeled as "G" and "H."
- The y-axis is not labeled with specific units or values in the visible section of the image.

- **Lines:**
- The **orange line** starts low, quickly rises to a peak, then decreases with slight fluctuations before leveling out.
- The **green line** starts at a higher point than the orange line, rises at the same locations and maintains a more stable trajectory as it gently declines towards the right side of the graph.

The lines intersect after both rise, indicating a change in relative values for the depicted categories. Each line's movement reflects distinct trends in the data. The differences in slopes and peaks between the lines suggest varying behaviors or outcomes between the two represented datasets in categories "G" and "H."

This graph is a visual representation of comparative trends or changes over the specified categories, useful for understanding the relationship or impact of different variables in an educational context.

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This Wigger's diagram is used to understand physiology of heart.

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Blood pressure - Aortic pressure, ventricular pressure, atrial pressure.
Ventricular volume
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