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Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)
What is Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)?
How to check Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)?
What are the formulas for calculating Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)?
Why Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) is important?
What is the normal range of MAP?
What happens when Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) is high?
What happens when Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) is Low?
Practice it
1. Patient’s blood pressure is: 145/95 What is the patient’s MAP?
2. Patient’s blood pressure is: 129/70 What is the patient’s MAP?
3. Patient’s blood pressure is: 100/78 What is the patient’s MAP?
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[@Nabiyah1]

*First Example:* 145/95 = *MAP* 111.66 *(112),* PP = 50 *Second Example:* 129/70 = *MAP* 89.66 *(90),* PP = 59 *Third Example:* 100/78 = *MAP* 85.33 *(85),* PP = 22 At first glance one might think the third example might be the better of the three. However, the PP (Pulse Pressure) in 3rd example is concerning for 2 reasons: 1)

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[@shivaavula6677]

Exlent elibation sir

[@allrounderchannel8025]

First example 89.67

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[@mmanu36931]

1st 111 2nd 89 3rd 85

[@jayanthikarthick1150]

1st ans=112 2nd ans=90 3rd ans =85

[@minsabsaab]

Very useful video explanation thanku

[@realislam4491]

Very nice explanation But I have question Why in formula we put 1/3 Why not 1/2 or 1/4

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