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bp lab

last lab on bp

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normal blood pressure value 120/80
Systolic blood pressure is... the force of the blood on the artery walls and the pressure in the arteries at the peak of ventricular ejection
diastolic blood pressure is... the pressure during ventricular relaxation
normal pulse rate 70-76
pulse points temporal artery, facial artery, common carotid artery, brachial artery, radial artery, femoral artery, popliteal artery, posterior tibial artery, dorsalis pedis artery
how do you take blood pressure inflate the cuff until you stop hearing sound (usualy about 180 psi) then slowly deflate the arm cuff untill you start hearing a beating (systolic pressure) and continue to deflate until you don't hear a sound at all then you have reached the diastolic
route from heart to left fingers and back from heart > ascending aorta > aortic arch>subclavian>axillary>brachial>radial>capillary bed>basilic>brachial>axillary>subclavian>superior vena cava
route from heart to guts and back heart>ascending aorta>aortic arch>descending aorta>thoracic aorta>abdominal aorta>celiac trunk> gastric>capillary bed>gastric>hepatic portal vein>inferior vena cava
route from heart to toes and back heart>ascending aorta>aortic arch>descending aorta>thoracic aorta>abdominal aorta>common iliac>external iliac>femoral>popliteal>anterior tibial>dorsalis pedis>capillary bed>dorsalis pedis>anterior tibial>popliteal> femoral>external iliac>common iliac>ivc
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