Which cardiovascular changes are NOT typically expected in a pregnant female?
A)decreased hematocrit
B)varicose veins
C)increased cardiac output
D)decreased blood volume

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Decreased blood volume is not typically expected in a pregnant female. During pregnancy, the blood volume increases by approximately 40-50% to provide adequate circulation to the developing fetus and placenta. The other options (A, B, and C) are all expected cardiovascular changes during pregnancy.

Which Cardiovascular Changes Are NOT Typically Expected in a Pregnant