Question

identify the different readings displayed on the screen. drag labels to their correct position on the image diastolic pressure systolic pressure pulse rate

Explanation:

Blood pressure monitors display systolic and diastolic pressures, and often pulse rate. Systolic pressure is the higher value when the heart contracts, and diastolic is the lower value when the heart is at rest between beats. Pulse rate is the number of heart - beats per minute. On the monitor, the larger number (180) is the systolic pressure, the smaller number (119) is the diastolic pressure, and the number 76 is the pulse rate.

Answer:

Systolic Pressure: 180
Diastolic Pressure: 119
Pulse Rate: 76