10 Questions
Blood pressure can be measured in the lower extremity with the cuff wrapped around the ankle.
False
Thigh pressure measurement requires a smaller cuff than arm pressure measurement.
False
The cuff should be placed on the upper arm above the radial artery for blood pressure measurement.
False
Blood pressure should be measured immediately after strenuous exercise.
False
It is recommended to use a cuff that is too small for blood pressure measurements.
False
Blood pressure measurements should not be taken in an extremity with a blocked artery.
True
A history of mastectomy on one side is a contraindication for taking blood pressure in that arm.
True
Implanted devices under the skin do not affect the accuracy of blood pressure readings.
False
The diastolic pressure is recorded as the top number in blood pressure measurements.
False
Inflating the cuff above 200 mmHg is recommended when measuring blood pressure.
False
Test your knowledge on blood pressure measurement, normal range, hypertension, and related concepts. Learn about systolic and diastolic pressure readings, average blood pressure of healthy adults, and abnormalities in blood pressure.
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