This value is measured with a sphygmomanometer [sfig-moe-ma-NAH-mee-ter], which usually includes a cuff that goes around the arm.
This value can be increased by taking midodrine [MIH-doe-dreen] or by the release of aldosterones [al-doe-STEHR-ones], and both fluid balance and this value are regulated by the renin-angiotensin [reh-nin an-jee-oe-TEN-sin] system. If this value is low, the result is low perfusion, a symptom of shock. If this value is high, the person is at risk for a stroke. Two numbers are found when this is measured. This value is measured with a sphygmomanometer [sfig-moe-ma-NAH-mee-ter], which usually includes a cuff that goes around the arm. Name this quantity that has systolic and diastolic values.
This value can be increased by taking midodrine [MIH-doe-dreen] or by the release of aldosterones [al-doe-STEHR-ones], and both fluid balance and this value are regulated by the renin-angiotensin [reh-nin an-jee-oe-TEN-sin] system.
(arterial) blood pressure