MemeQuestions:1. Normal blood flow through the internal carotid artery is 400 mL/min. If this vessel's radius is reduced by 50% ofits normal radius and the pressure does not change, what is the new blood flow?BF=PP400 mL/mR200 ml/m:000

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hal blood flow through the internal carotid artery is 400 mL/min. If this vessel's radius is reduced by 50% of al radius and the pressure does not change, what is the new blood flow? BF = PP 400 mL/m R 00 ml/m - : 000

hal blood flow through the internal carotid artery is 400 mL/min. If this vessel's radius is reduced by 50% of al radius and the pressure does not change, what is the new blood flow? BF = PP 400 mL/m R 00 ml/m - : 000

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