Blood stasis. changes in the vessel wall, and certain medication’s affect the:A. Systolic blood pressure exclusivelyB. Ability of the blood to effectively clotC. Ability of red blood cells carry oxygenD. White blood cells ability to fight infection
Ability of the blood to effectively clot
C. Ability of red blood cells to carry oxygen.
Blood stasis refers to the slowing or pooling of blood flow, which can impede the delivery of oxygen to tissues. Changes in the vessel wall, such as thickening or damage, can also affect blood flow and oxygen delivery. Certain medications can have various effects on the cardiovascular system, but they generally do not have a direct impact on blood clotting or white blood cell function. Therefore, the most likely answer is that these factors affect the ability of red blood cells to carry oxygen.
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