The Most Important Force in Venous Flow Is

question 43

Multiple Choice

The most important force in venous flow is

• A)cardiac suction.
• B)the pressure generated by the heart.
• C)the skeletal muscle pump.
• D)the thoracic (respiratory) pump.
• E)one way flow due to valves.

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