Baseline mean arterial pressure = 83+ 1/3(137-83) = 101 mm Hg
Baseline pulse pressure = 137-83=54 mm Hg
Immediately =
Net change in pulse = 1
Mean arterial pressure = 85+1/3(127-85) = 99
Net change = 101-99 =2
Pulse pressure = 127-85=42
Net change = 54-42 = 12
2 minutes after submersion =
Net change in pulse =8
MAP=90+1/3(138-90) = 106
Net change=106-99= 7
Puls pressure = 138-90=48
Net change = 54-48 = 6
2 minutes after removing hand =
Net change in pulse = 1
MAP= 91
Net change = 8
Pulse pressure = 42
Net change = 12
4 minutes =
Net change in pulse = 1
MAP=89
Net change = 10
Pulse pressure = 53
Net change =1
Table 5: Raw Data Pressure in mm Hg, pulse is in beats per minute Condition Systolic...
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