Your Professor’s Stroke Volum E at Rest Is 90 ML

question 11

Multiple Choice

Your Professor’s stroke volum e at rest is 90 mL (because he has a big heart - believe it or not) . His systolic pressure is 135 m m Hg and diastolic is 90 mm Hg. W hen reading your exam s, his systolic pressure climbs to 150 mm Hg while diastolic pressure is unchanged. Assume no change
in compliance of his arteries. Your Professor’s stroke volume while reading your exams

• A) Increases to about 150 mL
• B) Increases to about 120 mL
• C) Decreases to about 60 mL
• D) Is unchanged
• E) Can’t be determined because sympathetic stimulation constricts the veins

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