Amanda's end diastolic volume is 120ml and her end systolic volume is 40ml. If her heart rate is 60 beats per minute, what is her cardiac output?"   A 5.25 L/min   B 4800 ml/min   C 2200 ml/min   D 2.2 L/beat   E 4800 L/beat

Mr.Johnsons is 6'3 tall, when you record an EKG, you must record his hieght inches. How many inches tall is Mr.Johnson?

If a subject has stroke volume of 100 and heart rate of 53 bpm, What is his cardiac output in ml/min?

I need help with a respiratory question, thank you, I really appreciate it Stroke volume can be calculated using which formula?   Group of answer choices   End-diastolic volume – end-systolic volume Ejection fraction × heart rate Ejection fraction × end-systolic volume Cardiac output ÷ end-diastolic volume

2 t/tsp = _________ mL

point 1: 70/40 mm Hg point 2: 90/60 mm Hg point 3: 150/105 mm HG a.) Which point likely represents the blood pressure at the aorta? explain b.) Why would the pulmonary artery pressure be less than the pressure at the aorta? c.) How does blood pressure change as one moves further away from the heart? why?

A patient has a systolic blood pressure of 114 mm Hg, a diastolic reading of 64 mm Hg, and a cardiac output of 9 L/min. Calculate her total peripheral resistance. O a. 13.6 mm Hg min/L o b. 5.8 mm Hg min/L ос. None of these O d. 1.9 mm Hg min/L Ое. 5.4 mm Hg min/L

you are using a sphygmomanometer while listening to your patient's heart with a stethoscope. You heard the first tapping sound at 125mm Hg and then the sounds stopped at 83mm Hg. Calculate the mean arterial pressure.  (A) 42 (B) 14  (C) 124 (D) 97 (E) 104

1) Cardiac output of a man is 6,3 l/min in the state of rest, body surface —1,8 m2. Calculate cardiac index, and estimate its value.

Based on a patient's echocardiogram, the EDV is 100 ml and the ESV is 30 ml. What is this patient's ejection fraction ? Group of answer choices 70 % 30 % 40 %