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How Does Venous Return = Cardiac Output?
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[QUOTE="Sundog, post: 6003981, member: 624633"] I'm not understanding this. To my knowledge, in normal function, the amount of blood coming into the heart is equal to the amount of blood going out. Venous return = cardiac output. But how can that be? How can the low pressure venous blood flow match the high pressure arterial blood flow? I would think the volume through the arteries would be much greater. Could someone explain this topic. Thanks for the help! [/QUOTE]
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