1. True
True
True
True
False
2. Sphygmomanometer...
3. Brachium
4. Brachial artery
5. When deflating cuff and artery is partially open.
6. It will be Higher than the normal.
7. Normal
8. Hypertensive
9. Systolic
10. Diastolic
11. Causes Blood pressure to drop...
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