Blood Pressure

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In this video of the cardiovascular system, we delve into blood pressure, what it is and why it is important.

***Teachers! Looking for fun student notes that follow along with this video? Check them out here:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Blood-Pressure-Student-Notes-12837820

Video Content:
00:39 What is Blood Pressure?
01:10 Systolic and Diastolic Blood Pressure
01:28 Monitoring Blood Pressure
03:00 Hypertension
04:31 Primary Hypertension
05:48 Hypotension
07:25 Factors that Affect Blood Pressure (Peripheral Resistance, Vessel Elasticity, Blood Volume and Cardiac Output)
10:20 Neural Regulation of Blood Pressure
12:44 Hormonal Regulation of Blood Pressure
14:38 Circulatory Shock
14:32 Responses to Shock

If you are studying for an Anatomy and Physiology course, see my video on The Cardiovascular System: The Blood, for more information on the cardiovascular system: https://youtu.be/7HDn_erb-TE

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