Synonyms for blood pressure
blood pres·sure

Princeton's WordNet

1. blood pressurenoun

   the pressure of the circulating blood against the walls of the blood vessels; results from the systole of the left ventricle of the heart; sometimes measured for a quick evaluation of a person's health

   "adult blood pressure is considered normal at 120/80 where the first number is the systolic pressure and the second is the diastolic pressure"

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1. Amanda Kloots:

   Hes completely off blood pressure medicine, which is great, and they are also trying to reduce thedialysis assistance, which is great, so as we are waiting for him to wake up, while he is still sleeping, they are slowly weaning his body off of assistance, which is just great, great news. Small wins.

2. Gene Palmer:

   With the money they pay you'll go bald, you'll have high blood pressure, you'll become an alcoholic, you'll divorce and then you'll kill yourself.

3. Joanne Cantor:

   That's the unfortunate consequence of this really deep traumatic feeling that just gets stored in the brain, all this physiological reaction : heart rate, blood pressure, anxiety ; when you get older you say' How can this be ?' but your brain won't shut up.

4. Satish Kenchaiah:

   If any of these are present,( your health care provider should) aggressively intervene, keeping blood pressure as close to normal is highly effective in reducing heart failure risk.

5. Richard Joyner:

   Diabetes, high blood pressure -- when we first got started, we counted 30 funerals in one year, i couldn't ignore it because I was spending more time in funerals than anything else.