How High Can Blood Pressure Go?

The video tutorial explains blood pressure, a vital sign measured using a sphygmomanometer. It covers the ideal blood pressure range, systolic and diastolic readings, and their significance. Blood pressure is categorized into normal, pre-high, high, and hypertensive crisis levels. The video highlights the risks of high blood pressure, including stroke and organ failure, and discusses extreme cases where blood pressure can reach hazardous levels. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining optimal blood pressure for health.

What device is commonly used to measure blood pressure?

• Sphygmomanometer

• Stethoscope

• Thermometer

• Glucometer

Which of the following is considered the ideal blood pressure range according to the American Heart Association?

• 130/85

• 100/70

• 120/80

• 140/90

What is the systolic blood pressure range for pre-high blood pressure?

• 180-200

• 90-120

• 120-140

• 140-180

At what systolic pressure level does a hypertensive crisis occur?

• Above 160

• Above 140

• Above 180

• Above 120

What was the maximum blood pressure recorded in the 1995 study on athletes?

• 250/200

• 300/250

• 370/360

• 400/380