What is preload?Multiple ChoiceAmount of blood pumped by each ventricle during each cardiac cycleThe amount of fluid leaking from capillaries, diminishing blood volumeAmount of stretch of myocardial cells prior to contractionPressure in arteries, against which the heart is pumping blood
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What is preload?Multiple ChoiceAmount of blood pumped by each ventricle during each cardiac cycleThe amount of fluid leaking from capillaries, diminishing blood volumeAmount of stretch of myocardial cells prior to contractionPressure in arteries, against which the heart is pumping blood
Solution
Preload refers to the amount of stretch of myocardial cells prior to contraction.
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