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physical activity in helping control blood pressure in hypertensive patients. Oxygen Extraction The A- vO-2 difference increases with increasing rates of work (Figure 3-2) and results from increased oxygen extraction from arterial blood as it passes through exercising muscle. At rest, the A- vO-2 differ-ence is approximately 4 to 5 ml of O 2 ...
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