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What is Systolic BP is directly proportional to: and explain in detail?
Ans: b (Stroke volume.) Ref: Ganong, 22nd ed, p. 590Arterial pressure is the product of cardiac output and peripheral resistance. But remember cardiac output = stroke volume toeart rate.i.e., BP = stroke volume toeart rateperipheral resistance.BP a stroke volume.Systolic BP (SBP) = Is the highest pressure during cardiac cycle, occurs in systole.It depends on:Stroke volume (SV) - As SV increases, SBP increases.Compliance of vessel - As compliance decreases, SBP increases (windkessel effect, e.g.. old age)Diastolic BP (DBP) =is the lowest pressure during cardiac cycle: occurs during diastole.It depends on:Peripheral resistance- As PR increases, DBP increasesMean Arterial Pressure (MAP) =average pressure during cardiac cycle.MAP=SBP+ 3 23DBP(or)MAP= DBP + 1/3 PPPP=SBP-DBPSome important values from respiratory system