Which describes arteriosclerosis? Choices: When blood rushes, pressure gets low, making nearby mass squeeze it due to high pressure       When blood rushes, pressure gets high, making nearby mass squeeze it due to high pressure       When blood slows down, pressure gets low, making nearby mass squeeze it due to high pressure       When blood slows down, pressure gets high, making nearby mass squeeze it due to high pressure

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Q: reason why open system has a limitation of collecting only 10 mL of blood?

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Q: reason why open system has a limitation of collecting only 10 mL of blood?

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