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Please help with this question....... (9 points) Two Patients A (solid curve) and B (dashed curve) went to a particularly well-instrumented cardiac catheterization lab and had the pressure-volume cycles of the left ventricle during heartbeat assessed. 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Which patient (A or B) has the higher diastolic arterial pressure? (b) Which patient (A or B) has the higher afterload? Which patient (A or B) has the higher right atrial pressure?

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Please help with this question....... (9 points) Two Patients A (solid curve) and B (dashed curve) went to a particularly well-instrumented cardiac catheterization lab and had the pressure-volume cycles of the left ventricle during heartbeat assessed. 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Which patient (A or B) has the higher diastolic arterial pressure? (b) Which patient (A or B) has the higher afterload? Which patient (A or B) has the higher right atrial pressure?
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