Given the following pathologies/conditions, match which factor in the blood flow equation will be affected directly by this pathology (not how the body compensates). overdose of Ca channel blocker high viscosity/increase resistance excess ADH (vasopressin) secreting tumor low blood pressure anemia high blood pressure low cardiac output hemorrhage decrease vessel diameter/increase resistance polycythemia low viscosity/decrease resistance exercise

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