Blood pressure and pulse rate.

Q: What relationship is there between BP and pulse rate. Where can I find examples?

A: Systolic pressure is the pressure in your arteries that occurs with the contraction of your heart. Diastolic pressure is the pressure in your arteries between heart beats. With each heart beat blood is forced through your arteries creating pulsations. The number of pulsations that occur in a minute is your pulse. As this reflects your heart rate, the terms are somewhat interchangeable. Blood pressure increases with activity but should remain within the normal range.

Further Reading:
Blood Pressure vs. Heart Rate – Heart.org

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