Part (a) After entering the constriction, the pressure will drop as the blood flows from one end to the other. TrueOr Fa

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Part A After Entering The Constriction The Pressure Will Drop As The Blood Flows From One End To The Other Trueor Fa 1 (53.77 KiB) Viewed 19 times

Part (a) After entering the constriction, the pressure will drop as the blood flows from one end to the other. TrueOr False : 1) 2) Part (b) The flow of blood will be less coming out of the constriction than going into the constriction TrueOrFalse 1) 2) Part (e) The velocity of the blood decreases steadily as it travels from one side of the constriction to the other. TrueOrFalse : 1) 2) Part (d) The velocity of the blood increases steadily as it travels from one side of the constriction to the other. TrueOrFalse : 1) 2) Part (e) If the heart maintains the same pressure as it would without the constriction, the flow of blood will be unchanged (relative to the unconstricted value). TrueOrFalse 1) Part (1) To maintain the same blood flow, relative to the healthy state, the heart will have to pump harder to achieve a higher blood pressure. True OrFalse 1) 2) Part (g) The the pressure immediately inside the constriction will be lower than it will be immediately outside it. True OrFalse : 2)