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Which of the following factors contributes the least to the higher systolic pressure compared to diastolic pressure?
Option: 1
The volume of blood in the heart during systole
Option: 2
Contraction of arteries during systole
Option: 3
The resistance offered by blood vessels during systole
Option: 4
The forceful entry of blood into arteries during systole
Answers (1)
While the forceful entry of blood into arteries does occur during systole, it has a relatively lesser impact on the overall pressure difference between systole and diastole. The forceful entry of blood is primarily a consequence of ventricular contraction, which is driven by the factors mentioned in options 1, 2, and 3. Therefore, option 4 contributes the least to the higher systolic pressure compared to diastolic pressure.
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