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What is blood pressure?
The force that the
blood
exerts on the walls of
blood vessels
What does the blood pressure in the arteries of systemic circulation maintain?
The essential flow of blood into and out of the organs of the body
What happens because of high blood pressure?
Leads to damage blood vessels resulting in formation of clots or bleeding from damaged sites
What happens if the blood pressure falls too low?
There will be inadequate blood flow through tissue capillary beds
What be affects of the inadequate blood flow through tissue capillary beds?
This will adversely affects the normal functioning of vital organs such as
brain
, heart and
kidneys
What are the factors for the variation of blood pressure?
Time of day
posture
gender
age
activity
exercise
stress
In which states will the blood pressure fall?
At rest
and
during sleep
Blood pressure increases during?
excitement
,
fear
or anxiety
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