(Q8) blood pressure

contraction of heart (systolic or diastolic)

systolic

lub sound (systolic or diastolic)

systolic

top number on readings (systolic or diastolic)

systolic

peak pressure in arteries (systolic or diastolic)

systolic

lower than 120 means its healthy (systolic or diastolic)

systolic

high number means that heart is working harder (systolic or diastolic)

systolic

high number means hypertension (systolic or diastolic)

systolic

describes how hard the heart has to work (systolic or diastolic)

systolic

represents when atrioventricular valves close (systolic or diastolic)

systolic

represents when semilunar valves close (systolic or diastolic)

diastolic

these valves close to keep blood from flowing backwards

semilunar valves

these valves close because ventricles contract

atrioventricular valves

tricuspid valve is a BLANK valve

atrioventricular

mitral valve is BLANK valve

atrioventricular

the aortic valve is a BLANK valve

semilunar

the pulmonary valve is a BLANK valve

semilunar

represents the relaxation of the heart (systolic or diastolic)

diastolic

responsible for the “dub” sound (systolic or diastolic)

diastolic

bottom number of readings (systolic or diastolic)

diastolic

lowest pressure in arteries (systolic or diastolic)

diastolic

if the number is lower than 80 it means its health (systolic or diastolic)

diastolic

a high number means that the arteries are more narrow or stiff (systolic or diastolic)

diastolic

chambers fill with blood (systolic or diastolic)

diastolic

blood is pumped out (systolic or diastolic)

diastolic