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It is the state in which the arterial blood pressure is within the normal range.
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What are Three medical terms that have the same root but different prefixes?
Hypertension (high blood pressure), hypotension (low blood pressure), and normotension (normal blood pressure) all share the root word "tension" but have different prefixes indicating varying levels of pressure.
What is a normal bloodpressure?
Hypertension- high blood pressure. (Hypotension- low blood pressure) High blood pressure is the pressure that is placed in your arteries when the heart pumps your blood. High blood pressure is an above average pressure that could eventually lead to things like strokes or heart attacks. Blood pressure is broke down by systolic and diastolic. Systolic readings are normally the higher of the two pressures when getting your blood pressure taken. If your systolic is lower than your diastolic then you probably aren't reading this and maybe in the hospital or even dead. Diastolic is the pressure left over in the arterie after the heart refills for another pump. Giving you a lower reading. Normal blood pressure should range around 140/80. If it is higher than that it would be a good idea to start an exercise program and diet.
What are 3 types of circulatory shock?
Types of Shock: Septic, from systemic infection Hypovolemic, from fluid loss. Diarrhea, Burns Hemorrhagic, from rapid bleeding either trauma internal bleeding such as GI Cardiogenic, from pump (heart, mechanical) failure. MI CHF Diabetic, not enough insulin to convert fat or glycogen to sugar Anaphylactic, allergic reaction to peanuts shellfish bee sting Neurogenic, spinal or brain injury causes blood vessels to relax and blood to pool in lower extremities.
