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Complete the Blood Vessels and Blood Pressure portfolio. When you are finished, click on the Open button to submit your portfolio. Blood Vessels and Blood Pressure Portfolio

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This presentation portfolio explains the vessels of the cardiovascular system and how blood pressure is measured.

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Write a Microsoft® PowerPoint presentation and an assessment tool.

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Complete the following:

Imagine that you have been asked to develop a training presentation about blood pressure. Develop a Microsoft® PowerPoint presentation that does the following:
Explain the different blood vessels in the body and their function.
Explain how to take blood pressure.
Include a brief discussion of hypertension and shock.
The presentation should be about 15 minutes long and should contain no more than 10 slides. You can use any teaching tool, animation, video, or other media from the Internet that you think would fit well into your presentation. Cite your sources.

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