Macmillan Learning Match each definition to the appropriate term. Blood flow Blood pressure Resistance Answer Bank the volume of blood that passes through the body in a set amount of time the force that opposes blood flow the force blood exerts on blood vessel walls
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Match the terms in the left column to the blanks near their definition on the right. View Available Hint(s) Total peripheral resistance Blood pressure Cardiac output Blood viscosity : the friction red blood cells encounter when moving past each other. : the amount of friction blood encounters during flow through blood vessels. : the force of the blood against the vessel wall. : the volume of blood pumped out by one ventricle each minute.
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1. Choose all that apply: Hydraulic pressure... a. is measured with the units "mm Hg" b. is the force that moves blood forward through the blood vessels. c. decrease with distance from the heart d. is exerted against the walls of blood vessels 2. Complete the following statement. choose all that apply: Resistance.... a. is due to friction between the moving blood and the stationary vessel wall b is doubled when the radius of a vessel is doubled c. increases when the radius of the vessel increases d. increases when blood pressure increases e. increases when viscosity increases 3. Which will have the greatest influence on flow in a vessel? a. decreasing length by 1 unit b. decreasing radius by 1. unit c. decreasing viscosity by 1 unit d. all have the same effect on flow
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