Did you get the same blood pressure reading manually as you did with the use of probes? provide at least two reasons these values may be different. what are two causes of blood pressure changes that might occur in a person within a given day? what did you need to keep constant in your experiments? why was it important to keep these factors constant? what is prehypertension? why do you think it is valuable to know if you are considered prehypertensive? explain how an ace inhibitor might have anna mediate her blood pressure.

I did not get the same blood pressure reading manually as the way as the way I did with the use of probes reason being probes is more accurate compared to when reading the manual because of the possibilities of human error. Number two, some of the factors that happen between the times of measuring can affect the reading. For example, changes in position or temperature.

Two causes of changes in blood pressure in a given day are; the activity levels, and stress levels.

The things we need to keep the experiment constant is to have a good amount of time between readings and temperature such that factors be constant to enable the data not to be flawed which may lead to changes in data.

Hypertensive is a sign that shows you may have blood pressure in future.

It is valuable to know if you may be among the hypertensive because you can protect it from happening and be able to alter your lifestyle in a way of preventing having it in future.

An ACE inhibitor helped Anna to mediate her blood pressure. The reason is, it works by blocking from producing chemical by the name angiotensin 11. If angiotensin 11 enters the body it makes your blood vessels narrow and that makes blood to move slowly because there is not enough room for flow, and cause blood pressure to rise. ACE inhibitors stop this chemical and lower blood pressure and relax the muscle. That’s how ACE inhibitor helped Anna to mediate her blood pressure. 

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