Cardiac Output Can Be Calculated by

question 43

Multiple Choice

Cardiac output can be calculated by

• A) measuring the number of heartbeats in one hour.
• B) monitoring changes in blood pressure for a specific period of time, but for at least 15 minutes.
• C) multiplying heart rate by stroke volume.
• D) dividing stroke volume by arterial blood pressure.
• E) summing heart rate, stroke volume, and blood pressure.

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