What the Pulse Pressure tells you

The pulse pressure is the difference between the systolic and diastolic blood pressures. The pulse pressure can provide clues to serious patient conditions like sepsis and shock. Analyze the pulse pressure to find early cues to your patient's problems.

[@keamiyahwalker523]

This is an amazing video. Thank you for closing the knowledge gap for me.

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Wow! Thank you for sharing your precise knowledge!!! so thankful!!

[@TheNursingProf]

Glad it was helpful!

[@soheilmajd8212]

Amazingly clear! Thank You!

[@TheNursingProf]

You're welcome!

[@mutynee]

Great video! Very clear explanation, and fantastic examples. Thank you!!

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Great!!👏

[@AlexHop1]

Thank you!

[@TheNursingProf]

You bet!

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As always... a great video!!!!

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Wow, great

[@amarbhushan459]

Very good presentation

[@TheNursingProf]

Thanks a lot

[@thecratfywonderworld6910]

Amazing video. However I was wondering what is the lowest pulse pressure possible (for a conscious peraon)?

[@xantheanne4668]

I’m a bit confused about what vasculature is... is that the same as compliance?

[@NoorFatima-sc3zk]

vasculature means vessels

[@daniellejackson8692]

Do you have more great videos like this one?

[@bhumwr]

How does DBP represent vasculature? Somebody please help me.

[@drtwain4539]

Because DBP is largely determined by TPR (Total Peripheral Resistance). Means it can tell us about the vasculature that they are constricted or dilated.