How do these affect transport of blood through the artery? D) how much water a person...
How do these affect transport of blood through the artery?
D) how much water a person
E) the viscosity of the blood drinks per day
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d). If a person drinks more water, the blood volume increases slightly, increased blood volume also increases the blood pressure. Hence, the trasport of blood through arteries also increases.
E). If the viscosity of blood is more, trasport of blood through artery decreases, and vice versa.
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