The velocity of the blood flow is

A Zero cm of water per second in ascending aorta during early diastole
B Inversely proportional to cross sectional area of blood vessels
C Higher in the vein than in the venules
D Higher in the capillaries than the arterioles
E Higher in the venules than in the arterioles

Correct Answer: Zero cm of water per second in ascending aorta during early diastole, Inversely proportional to cross sectional area of blood vessels, Higher in the vein than in the venules

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