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Conductivity
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Robotics
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Hydrogen sulphide
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Very high energy performance
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Tetragonal system
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Yellow fever virus
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Allopathy
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Glaciation
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Disproportionation
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Benign
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Tetrapods
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MBR
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Gingivitis
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Bacillus
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Diencephalon
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Copenhagen interpretation
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Multiplexing
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S/PDIF
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Solar eclipse of 11 August 1999
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Mitochondrial DNA
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Windows XP
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Koch Bacillus
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GZK limit
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IMAP
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Transposition cipher
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EPDM
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European Hop hornbeam
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Nitrogen base
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Empirical formula
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Disruption
Blood pressure
Blood pressure or arterial blood pressure is the force applied by the blood to the walls of the arteries. The doctor quotes two figures. The first, the highest (around 120 mm) is the systolic pressure and the second is the diastolic pressure (around 80 mm). It is measured in millimetres of mercury.
The term hypertension is used if the pressure is too high.
Blood pressure is measured by a blood pressure meter. © Steven Fruitsmaak / Licence Creative Commons
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