Arterial Blood Pressure – How to Avoid Being a Victim of High Blood Pressure

Whenever your left ventricle sends blood into your aorta, your aortic pressure tends to rise. The highest aortic pressure that occurs after this ejection would be known as systolic pressure. As your left ventricle refills as it relaxes, your aorta’s pressure tends to drop. This low aorta pressure that happens prior to your ventricle sending blood into your aorta is known as diastolic pressure.

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Talking BP Monitor

Talking BP Monitor Oregon Scientific BPW810 Talking Blood Pressure Monitor is a unique instrument that clearly announces your systolic and diastolic blood pressure. This innovative talking blood pressure monitor measures pulse rate, mean arterial pressure and compares how your readings compare to those of guidelines from the World Health Organization. The Talking Blood Pressure Monitor [...]

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