Below the Level of the Heart, the Movement of Blood

question 138

Multiple Choice

Below the level of the heart, the movement of blood in the veins toward the heart is caused primarily by

• A) gravity.
• B) the contraction of venous walls.
• C) cilia lining the veins.
• D) the contraction of nearby skeletal muscles.
• E) venous capacitance.

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Definitions:

Series Connection

A method of connecting electrical components end-to-end, so the same current flows through each component.

Total Capacitance

The sum of individual capacitances in a circuit when connected in parallel, reducing when capacitors are in series, affecting the circuit's ability to store charge.

μ F

Microfarads, a unit of capacitance equal to one millionth of a farad.

Parallel Connection

A way of connecting electrical components in a circuit so that each component is directly connected to the voltage source, and the current can flow along multiple pathways.