Explain how each of the following changes will affect cardiac output
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Stroke volume = End‑diastolic volume (EDV) − End‑systolic volume (ESV). EDV (preload) is increased by greater venous return/blood volume; ESV is increased by higher afterload and decreased by greater contractility. These relations are the framework for predicting Show more…
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