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Physiology CVS
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I don't know the actual physiological answer but if you use your common sense you could guess that most of the blood pools in the large veins.
Surface area =/= volume
Take a glass and fill half of it with pennies. The surface area of the pennies is significantly greater than that of the glass, although the volume occupied will by definition be 1/2 that of the glass.
Remember that the smallest capillaries (3-4 micromiters) can barely accommodate the diameter of a very compressed RBC.
Take a glass and fill half of it with pennies. The surface area of the pennies is significantly greater than that of the glass, although the volume occupied will by definition be 1/2 that of the glass.
Remember that the smallest capillaries (3-4 micromiters) can barely accommodate the diameter of a very compressed RBC.
Cardio is kicking my ass too
Venous capacitance
🙁Cardio is kicking my ass too
Thank you, that was helpful 🙂Surface area =/= volume
Take a glass and fill half of it with pennies. The surface area of the pennies is significantly greater than that of the glass, although the volume occupied will by definition be 1/2 that of the glass.
Remember that the smallest capillaries (3-4 micromiters) can barely accommodate the diameter of a very compressed RBC.