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3. b) Vasoconstrict; von willibrand factor
8. d) AV node, purkinje fiber Sa node
Explanation: Conduction is fastest in SA node and slowest in AV node
11. Decreased ESV
Explanation: CO = HR x SV = HR x ( EDV - ESV)
Decreased ESV ( End systolic volume) is due to increased contractility resulting in increase stroke volume.
14. c) 2; 6
explanation: Disatole ends when atrial contraction pumps the remaining blood from atria into the ventricle. Atrial contraction in ecg is indicated by p wave which is labeled as 2.
16. a) stretch, open
Explanation: ejection involves the exit of blood from ventricles through opening of semilunar valves
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