Critical blood pressure (BP) refers to the threshold at which blood pressure levels become dangerously low or high, compromising organ perfusion and function. In clinical practice, critical BP often indicates a state of shock or severe hypertension that requires urgent medical intervention. The specific values defining critical BP can vary based on individual patient factors and clinical guidelines. Monitoring and managing critical BP is crucial in critical care settings to prevent complications and support patient stability.
Blood pressure (BP) is a late sign of shock in pediatric patients because children often have compensatory mechanisms that maintain BP until they are significantly compromised. In the early stages of shock, children can increase their heart rate and peripheral vascular resistance to preserve organ perfusion, leading to normal BP despite critical internal changes. As shock progresses and compensatory mechanisms fail, BP drops, indicating severe cardiovascular compromise. Thus, reliance on BP alone can delay recognition and treatment of shock in pediatric patients.
As of July 2014, the market cap for BP p.l.c. (BP) is $157,930,682,942.25.
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BP is the registered name and trademark of BP oil.
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BP was created in 1909.
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