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6 years ago
The patient's blood pressure is 140/60 . The nurse realizes that this equates to a pulse pressure of
 
  a. 140.
  b. 60.
  c. 80.
  d. 200.
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The difference between the systolic pressure and the diastolic pressure is the pulse pressure. For a blood pressure of 140/60, the pulse pressure is 80 (140  60 = 80). 140 is the systolic pressure. 60 is the diastolic pressure. 200 is the systolic (140) added to the diastolic (60), but this has no clinical significance.
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