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Physiology Lab
Measuring Blood Pressure
1. Name and class number (Ex: M500).
1. Name and class number (Ex: M500).
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2. Your gender
2. Your gender
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3. Your are a _____ yrs. old.
3. Your are a _____ yrs. old.
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4. By the way, what is blood pressure and why does it matter?
4. By the way, what is blood pressure and why does it matter?
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5. Which of the following two factors do you think can significantly affect blood pressure reading of a normal adult person?
5. Which of the following two factors do you think can significantly affect blood pressure reading of a normal adult person?
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6. A typical blood pressure reading is ___________ mm/Hg.
6. A typical blood pressure reading is ___________ mm/Hg.
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90/60
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7. Compare and contrast systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings.
7. Compare and contrast systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings.
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8. Explain the "lub" and "dub" expressions in measuring the heartbeat using a Stethoscope.
8. Explain the "lub" and "dub" expressions in measuring the heartbeat using a Stethoscope.
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