In humans, blood passes into the right atrium of heart during diastole due to:
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In humans, blood passes into the right atrium of heart during diastole due to:
- pushing open of the venous valves
- suction pull
- stimulation of the SA node
- pressure difference between the vena cava and atrium
Answer
(D) pressure difference between the vena cava and atrium
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