The anterior interventricular artery supplies a portion of the heart wall with oxygenated blood. Suppose that blood is flowing through a healthy region of this artery but then flows through a region that is atherosclerotic. What will happen to blood flow when it reaches the atherosclerotic region? The anterior interventricular artery supplies a portion of the heart wall with oxygenated blood. Suppose that blood is flowing through a healthy region of this artery but then flows through a region that is atherosclerotic. What will happen to blood flow when it reaches the atherosclerotic region? The amount of oxygen in the blood will increase. Blood velocity will increase. The amount of oxygen in the blood will decrease. Blood velocity will decrease.
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