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During a mild exercise, which one(s) will NOT increase? 1. MAP 2. Systolic arterial pressure 3. Diastolic arterial pressure 4. TPR 5. CO 6. HR 7. SV 8. EDV

Cardiopulmonary Anatomy & Physiology

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Chapter18: Exercise And Its Effects On The Cardiopulmonary System

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Problem 3RQ: 3. During heavy exercise, the total cardiac output may increase as much as A. 2-fold B. 4-fold C....

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During a mild exercise, which one(s) will NOT increase?
1. MAP
2. Systolic arterial pressure
3. Diastolic arterial pressure
4. TPR
5. CO
6. HR
7. SV
8. EDV
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