EBK HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
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Author: Silverthorn
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Chapter 14.4, Problem 27CC
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To determine: The steps in the cardiac cycle during which EDV and ESV occur.
Introduction: EDV stands for end-diastolic volume, which is the maximum volume that can be carried by ventricle during the cardiac cycle. ESV stands for end-systolic volume, which is the minimum volume of blood that can be carried by ventricle during the cardiac cycle.
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