Steve is a 47 year old male who has a lot of plaque buildup in his arteries due to lack of

exercise and a diet high in fats. He has recently been complaining of vision problems, chest pain, and severe headaches. His doctor informs him in his latest visit that his blood pressure is too high for his current age. What is most likely happening to the flow of blood in Steve's cardiovascular system?

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Ali Kerr

Biology

9 October, 21:31

Steve is a 47 year old male who has a lot of plaque buildup in his arteries due to lack of

exercise and a diet high in fats. He has recently been complaining of vision problems, chest pain, and severe headaches. His doctor informs him in his latest visit that his blood pressure is too high for his current age. What is most likely happening to the flow of blood in Steve's cardiovascular system?

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Jillian · Answer 1

It is slowing down.

Explanation:

because of the plaque buildup, it would slow down the blood flow, which would not give some areas of the body enough oxygen, and therefore have headaches and chest problems.