Mrs. Smith comes to your clinic for an annual health check. As part of your physical examination you take her blood pressure, which is 130/85 mmHg. 1. Calculate the a. Pulse pressure b. Mean arterial pressure Show your work for full credit. 2. State the normal ranges for pulse pressure and MẬP, and determine if Mrs. Smith's pressures fall within these ranges.

Mrs. Smith comes to your clinic for an annual health check. As part of your physical examination you take her blood pressure, which is 130/85 mmHg. 1. Calculate the a. Pulse pressure b. Mean arterial pressure Show your work for full credit. 2. State the normal ranges for pulse pressure and MẬP, and determine if Mrs. Smith's pressures fall within these ranges.

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Mrs. Smith comes to your clinic for an annual health check. As part of your
physical examination you take her blood pressure, which is 130/85 mmHg.
1. Calculate the
a. Pulse pressure
b. Mean arterial pressure
Show your work for full credit.
2. State the normal ranges for pulse pressure and MAP, and determine if Mrs.
Smith's pressures fall within these ranges.

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