Which of the following statements regarding blood pressure is NOT true? a.)Blood pressure is constant throughout the body b.)Exerted by the blood against the walls of the blood vessels c.)Controlled by homeostatic mechanism d.)Keeps the blood flowing through all the blood vessels so that cells receive oxygen and nutrients

Which of the following statements regarding blood pressure is NOT true? a.)Blood pressure is constant throughout the body b.)Exerted by the blood against the walls of the blood vessels c.)Controlled by homeostatic mechanism d.)Keeps the blood flowing through all the blood vessels so that cells receive oxygen and nutrients

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