End-Diastolic Volume Minus End-Systolic Volume Is Equal to

question 140

Multiple Choice

End-diastolic volume minus end-systolic volume is equal to

• A) cardiac output.
• B) cardiac reserve.
• C) pulse volume.
• D) venous return.
• E) stroke volume.

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