Question

What main artery would be affected by a high systolic blood pressure number?

Answer 1

@dude

Answer 2

Hey sam

Answer 3

hi

Answer 4

I assume aorta?

Answer 5

Wait let me check

Answer 6

Okay

Answer 7

Systolic pressure is when blood pumps out of the heart's pressure

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

radial artery?

Answer 10

I just think it's aorta

Answer 11

Yeah it's Aorta not Radial artery

Answer 12

wait can you explain to me why the Aorta would be affected

Answer 13

I need evidence to support my answer it says.

Answer 14

OK lets think again, high systolic blood pressure number means the pressure in your arteries is high. The 'main' artery can be any artery

Answer 15

Really, the pressure measures across all arteries

Answer 16

How does the pressure get high?

Answer 17

Because the volume in LV is low?

Answer 18

what's lv? non-abbreviated

Answer 19

Pressure is inversely proportionate with volume

Answer 20

LV - left ventricle

Answer 21

inversely proportional*

Answer 22

http://prntscr.com/izxwfk It's C or B I'm going with B.

Answer 23

Have you got the answer just wondering

Answer 24

no

Answer 25

Think about yourself, Cellular respiration, what do you need, Glucose- that's sugar, Oxygen- You're breathing, right? Energy in the form of ATP.
What you don't need is CO2, you exhale CO2 in exchange for oxygen in your body, Water- You sweat, perspire

Answer 26

Alright

Answer 27

B

Answer 28

Good

Answer 29

http://prntscr.com/izy00q I'm guessing b

Answer 30

its a guess the last question I kind of knew the answer but this one is a bit of a guess

Answer 31

@Sam

Answer 32

Why is the amount of fluids when you're dehydrated increases

Answer 33

I said b which says the fluid decreases

Answer 34

mm

Answer 35

brb

Answer 36

You're right

Answer 37

thank you