Blood-pressure from the Clinical Standpoint

accompanied acute adrenalin altitude amount anesthesia aortic arm-band arterial pressure arterial system arteriosclerosis atheroma auscultatory average bath blood-pres blood-pressure test blood-vessels capillaries cardiac cardiovascular cause Chapter circulation clinical compression condition cuff dangerous degeneration diagnosis diastolic diastolic pressure diet dilatation disease doses drug dyspnea effect elasticity elevation employed erythrol exercise factors fall in pressure heart muscle hemorrhage high blood-pressure high pressure hypertension hypotension increase indicated individual infections Jour kidney large number lesions low blood-pressure manometer measures Medical ment mercury method millimeters minutes moderate muscular myocardial myocarditis myocardium normal observations occurs Ophthalmology Otology pathologic patient physical physiologic pulse pressure pulse rate readings reduced renal Saunders sclerosis signs sodium sodium nitrite sphygmomanometer symptoms syphilis systolic blood-pressure systolic pressure tablespoons tension theobromin tion tonus toxemia treatment tube tuberculosis typhoid fever uremia urine usually valvular vasodilators vasomotor venous pressure vessel wall