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    What do I need to know about....
    blood flow and cardiovascular disease?




    In Physics class:

    You should have a good understanding of the behavior of fluids in a system.  You should also be competent
    in solving algebraic problems and with the use of a scietific calculator. 
     

    In Biology Class:

    You should have a basic understanding of the cariovascular system of a human.  The differnece is arteries and
    veins as well as what type of blood they carry is very helpful.

    In Both Classes:

    Basic operational control of a PC is essential to manipulate as well as to build mathematic models.  Having an open mind about these models will help the process go more smoothly.


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