Understanding Blood Pressure: Importance, Measurement, and Management
Offered By: Institute of Human Anatomy via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the critical role of blood pressure in overall health through this informative 14-minute video by the Institute of Human Anatomy. Learn about the factors influencing blood pressure, including cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance. Understand healthy blood pressure ranges, hypertension stages, and the long-term health risks of unmanaged high blood pressure. Discover the proper technique for measuring blood pressure and gain practical tips for improving cardiovascular health. Delve into topics such as the Goldilocks Principle, the importance of healthy arteries, and the relationship between high blood pressure and aneurysms. Acquire valuable knowledge to take control of your cardiovascular well-being and reduce the risk of organ damage associated with hypertension.
Syllabus
0:00 - Intro
0:44 - How Blood Pressure Works: The Goldilocks Principle
2:12 - How the Hearth & Blood Vessels Influence Blood Pressure
3:52 - The Importance of Healthy Arteries
5:30 - What Are Normal vs Unhealthy Blood Pressure Numbers?
6:56 - IMPORTANT: The Proper Way to Measure Blood Pressure
8:12 - Why You Should Care About Blood Pressure: Let's Talk About Hypertension
8:57 - The Risks of Hypertension: Organ Damage
9:39 - High Blood Pressure and Its Relation to Aneurysms
9:55 - How to Reduce Your Blood Pressure
12:23 - Final Thoughts
13:30 - Thanks for Watching!
Taught by
Institute of Human Anatomy
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