Chat with AIExam 16: Cardiac Output Measurement
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When ventricular function curves are performed on a patient with a suspected failing right ventricle, how does cardiac output typically change as central venous pressure increases?
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(36) The greatest determinant of peripheral resistance to blood flow is:
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(33) To enable the heart of a well-trained athlete to produce a cardiac output of up to 35 L/min, stimulation of the heart muscle is needed through the:
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