Hypertension is systemic blood pressure that consistently has a systolic reading above mmHg and a diastolic reading above mmHg. Chronic hypertension weakens the walls of arteries and contributes to the deterioration called Weakened arteries may rupture, which often occurs in these organs: the and the kidneys. Chronic hypertension causes the left ventricle to work harder to pump blood against the higher pressure in the arteries. As a result the left ventricle may enlarge, this is called left ventricular The coronary capillaries may not be sufficient to supply the abnormally enlarged myocardium, and exercise may bring on chest pains called Such pain is a result of lack to the myocardium. : hypertrophy = 85-90 : oxygen : arteriosclerosis = brain : 130-140 = angina

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Hypertension is systemic blood pressure that consistently has a systolic reading above
mmHg and a diastolic
reading above
immHg. Chronic hypertension weakens the walls of arteries and contributes to the deterioration
called
Weakened arteries may rupture, which often occurs in these organs: the
and the kidneys.
Chronic hypertension causes the left ventricle to work harder to pump blood against t
higher pressure in the arteries. As a result
the left ventricle may enlarge, this is called left ventricular
The coronary capillaries may not be sufficient to supply
the abnormally enlarged myocardium, and exercise may bring on chest pains called
Such pain is a result of lack
o
to the myocardium.
: hypertrophy
# 85-90
: oxygen
: arteriosclerosis
: brain
: 130-140
: angina
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Transcribed Image Text:a 5G ll 6% 7 of 10 Hypertension is systemic blood pressure that consistently has a systolic reading above mmHg and a diastolic reading above immHg. Chronic hypertension weakens the walls of arteries and contributes to the deterioration called Weakened arteries may rupture, which often occurs in these organs: the and the kidneys. Chronic hypertension causes the left ventricle to work harder to pump blood against t higher pressure in the arteries. As a result the left ventricle may enlarge, this is called left ventricular The coronary capillaries may not be sufficient to supply the abnormally enlarged myocardium, and exercise may bring on chest pains called Such pain is a result of lack o to the myocardium. : hypertrophy # 85-90 : oxygen : arteriosclerosis : brain : 130-140 : angina Next English Support | Schoology Blog | PRIVACY POLICY | Terms of Use Schoology © 20: II
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