Question 4 0.5 pts If a greater volume of blood is moving through a vessel compared to normal, pressure at that moment in the vessel is \( \qquad \) compared to normal. lower higher Question 5 0.5 pts If more blood is pulsing through a vessel compared to normal, the vessel is \( \qquad \) stretched at that moment compared to normal. more less Question 6 0.5 pts What does the prefix baro- mean? vessel pressure heart volume
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