The pressure in the large systemic veins leading into the heart is called what? The pressure in the large systemic veins leading into the heart is called what? afterload systemic venous pressure preload central venous pressure peripheral venous pressure

Option B, Central venous pressure

Explanation:

Central venous pressure (CVP) is the mean pressure in the vena cava or near the right atrium of heart. CVP is generally expressed in millimeters of mercury i.e mm Hg.  

CVP in general is determined by the balance between the output of right ventricles and return from systemic venous thereby making it the pressure arising from largest systemic veins. It represents the pre-load index of left ventricle  

Hence, Option B is correct

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