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Saved Review the relationships between blood flow, flow velocity, total cross-sectional area, pressure gradients, and cardiac output. Classify the following sentences according to whether the terms "greater than," "less than," or "the same as" would best complete each sentence. Greater Than Less Than Blood flow through the aorta is blood flow through the capillaries. The pressure gradient across the arteries is the pressure gradient acrossthe arterioles. The cardiac output from the left ventricle is the The total cross-sectional area of the capillaries is the total cross-sectional area of the veins. normally cardiac output from the right ventricle. The totál dross-sectional area of the capillaries is the total cross-sectional area of the veins The velocity of blood flow through the capillaries is the velocity of blood flow through the arterioles. The pressures in the pulmonary circulation are the. pressures in the systemic circulation. Blood flow through the capillaries is blood flow through the veins. The pressure gradient from the aorta to the beginning of the capillarles is the pressure gradient from the beginning of the capillaries to the right atrium. Blood flow through the capillaries is blood flow through the veins The cardiac output from the left ventricle is The pressures in the pulmonary circulation are the pressures in the systemic circulation normally cardiac output from the right ventricle the The Same AS The velocity of blood flow through an artery is the velocity of blood flow through an arteriole.

Saved Review the relationships between blood flow, flow velocity, total cross-sectional area, pressure gradients, and cardiac output. Classify the following sentences according to whether the terms "greater than," "less than," or "the same as" would best complete each sentence. Greater Than Less Than Blood flow through the aorta is blood flow through the capillaries. The pressure gradient across the arteries is the pressure gradient acrossthe arterioles. The cardiac output from the left ventricle is the The total cross-sectional area of the capillaries is the total cross-sectional area of the veins. normally cardiac output from the right ventricle. The totál dross-sectional area of the capillaries is the total cross-sectional area of the veins The velocity of blood flow through the capillaries is the velocity of blood flow through the arterioles. The pressures in the pulmonary circulation are the. pressures in the systemic circulation. Blood flow through the capillaries is blood flow through the veins. The pressure gradient from the aorta to the beginning of the capillarles is the pressure gradient from the beginning of the capillaries to the right atrium. Blood flow through the capillaries is blood flow through the veins The cardiac output from the left ventricle is The pressures in the pulmonary circulation are the pressures in the systemic circulation normally cardiac output from the right ventricle the The Same AS The velocity of blood flow through an artery is the velocity of blood flow through an arteriole.

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Saved Review the relationships between blood flow, flow velocity, total cross-sectional area, pressure gradients, and cardiac output. Classify the following sentences according to whether the terms “greater than," "less than," or "the same as" would best complete each sentence. Greater Than Less Than Blood flow through the aorta is blood flow through the capillaries. The pressure gradient across the arteries is the pressure gradient across the arterioles. The cardiac output from the left ventricle is The total cross-sectional area of the capillaries is normally cardiac output from the right ventricle. the the total cross-sectional area of the veins. The total cross-sectional area of the capillaries is The velocity of blood flow through the capillaries is the velocity of blood flow through the arterioles. the total Blood flow through the capillaries is blood flow through the veins. The pressures in the pulmonary circulation are the pressures in the systemic circulation. cross-sectional area of the veins The pressure gradient from the aorta to the beginning of the capillaries is the pressure gradient from the beginning of the capillaries to the right atrium. Blood flow through the capillaries is blood flow through the veins. The pressures in the pulmonary circulation are the pressures in the systemic circulation. The cardiac output from the left ventricle is normally cardiac output from the right ventricle. the The Same As The velocity of blood flow through an artery is the velocity of blood flow through an arteriole. Reset
Transcribed Image Text:Saved Review the relationships between blood flow, flow velocity, total cross-sectional area, pressure gradients, and cardiac output. Classify the following sentences according to whether the terms “greater than," "less than," or "the same as" would best complete each sentence. Greater Than Less Than Blood flow through the aorta is blood flow through the capillaries. The pressure gradient across the arteries is the pressure gradient across the arterioles. The cardiac output from the left ventricle is The total cross-sectional area of the capillaries is normally cardiac output from the right ventricle. the the total cross-sectional area of the veins. The total cross-sectional area of the capillaries is The velocity of blood flow through the capillaries is the velocity of blood flow through the arterioles. the total Blood flow through the capillaries is blood flow through the veins. The pressures in the pulmonary circulation are the pressures in the systemic circulation. cross-sectional area of the veins The pressure gradient from the aorta to the beginning of the capillaries is the pressure gradient from the beginning of the capillaries to the right atrium. Blood flow through the capillaries is blood flow through the veins. The pressures in the pulmonary circulation are the pressures in the systemic circulation. The cardiac output from the left ventricle is normally cardiac output from the right ventricle. the The Same As The velocity of blood flow through an artery is the velocity of blood flow through an arteriole. Reset
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