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Fundamentals of Human Physiology 4th Edition

Fundamentals of Human Physiology (4th Edition)

Book Edition4th Edition
Author(s)Sherwood
ISBN9780840062253
PublisherCengage
Subjecthealth
End of Chapter
Objective Questions
Essay Questions
POINTS TO PONDER
CLINICAL CONSIDERATION
Chapter 10, End of Chapter, Objective Questions, Exercise 4
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The same volume of blood passes through the capillaries in a minute as passes through the aorta, even though blood flow is much slower in the capillaries. (True or false?)

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