Cómo se diagnostica la alta presión arterial - Medical Animation
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Cómo se diagnostica la alta presión arterial - Medical Animation
MEDICAL ANIMATION TRANSCRIPT: Un profesional médico puede medir su presión arterial para saber si tiene presión arterial alta, este video le ayudara a comprender qué significan los números en la presión arterial. Se puede medir la presión arterial con un dispositivo para la presión arterial denominado esfigmomanómetro. Cuando el corazón late, la presión de la sangre en las paredes de las arterias se denomina: presión sistólica; cuando su corazón se relaja entre latidos la presión en la pared arterial es llamada: presión diastólica. Su tensión arterial puede cambiar a lo largo del día, sin embargo, la tensión sistólica optima debería ser inferior a 120 y la tensión diastólica optima debería ser inferior a 80. Si su tensión sistólica con frecuencia se mantiene por encima de 130, o si su tensión diastólica con frecuencia se mantiene por encima de 80, usted sufre de tensión arterial alta. Sus objetivos específicos pueden variar dependiendo de la situación de su salud, pregúntele a su médico cuales deben ser los objetivos de su presión arterial.
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