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56) On an Electrocardiogram, which of the following represents the repolarization of the ventricles?
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T wave
Z wave
Q wave
QRS complex
P wave
57)Which of the following factors help to determine the rate of gas diffusion across the respiratory membrane?
Group of answer choices
Respiratory membrane surface area
Respiratory membrane thickness
Diffusion Coefficient
All of the above
58) According to Poiseuille’s Law, which of the following will increase the rate of liquid flow?
Group of answer choices
Increased vessel radius
Increased viscosity
Increased vessel length
59) Decreasing the pH (increasing H+) in a particular area of the body will _______ the delivery of oxygen from red blood cells to a tissue.
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Not affect
Increase
Decrease
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