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Pulse pressure Is a blood pressure reading of 177 over 65 a pulse rate of 66 and a pulse pressure of 112 a problem?
terrible
What is the pulse pressure for a blood pressure of 120 over 70?
50
Is a blood pressure of 95 over 42 okay?
Is blood pressure 89/46 ok
What is wrong with pulse rate of 30 over 10 for adult?
the pulse of an adult is usually between 60 to 100 beats per minute at rest. 80 beats is normal. are you confusing pulse with blood pressure? if your blood pressure is 30 over 10 you should be dead because that is extremely low.
Is 213 over 129 okay for blood pressure?
No, that's very high.
My normal blood pressure and pulse are in the 125 over 70 range with 65-75 heart rate but during workout pressure will increase to around 185 over 100 with pulse at 145 is this this normal?
completely normal
Is 143 over 84 blood pressure ok?
The 143 over 84 blood pressure is not okay. You should however ave at least three readings and talk to your doctor.
Is blood pressure of 78 over 36 with a pulse of 50 after eating too low for a 72 year old male?
yes your blood pressure should be 120/80 and your pulse should be 60 or above. I would go to the doctor. I am an RN
What does blood pressure 44 over 34 and pulse 128 mean?
Probably a large loss of blood. Not enough to keep the pressure up and the heart beats faster to try and compensate.
Is blood pressure 229 over 125 and pulse is 105 is this in stroke and or heart attack area?
blood pressure should be below 120 systolic and 80 diastolic..thats the safe level.. but since ur pulse is high it changes the reading..it depends on what youre doing.. normal adult pulse is 60 to 100...
Why do you not place your thumb over the bell of stethoscope when taking a blood pressure?
Because your thumb has a pulse of its own, which'll make it hard to determine if you're hearing that, or the pulse of the patient.
Is 213 over 92 okay?
As a ratio it's fine. As blood pressure, you need to be under your doctor's care.
