Waterhammer pulse is a large bounding pulse associated with increased stroke volume of the left ventricle and decrease in the peripheral resistanceleadingto a wide pulse pressure
an underlying conditioncausingWide pulse pressure
a combination of the contractility of the heart , the circulating volume and the peripheral resistance(passive) is influenced byPulse pressure
a low diastolic BP , such as with PDA or aortic regurgitationwill causea wide pulse pressure
Apical Thrust & Decreased Diastolic Blood Pressure : Causes & Reasons - Symptoma [ … ] and a disproportionately lowering of diastolic blood pressurecausesa wide pulse pressure
a number of other physiological factorsinfluencepulse pressure
conditions such as atherosclerosis ( hardening of the arteries ) , aortic regurgitation , anemia , aortic dissection or hyperthyroidism(passive) could be caused byHigh pulse pressure
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diastolic runoff of blood through the ductus(passive) caused bya wide pulse pressure
expansion of recoil arteries radial(passive) caused bypulse pressure
Rarely diseases like a leaky aortic valvecan also causea wide pulse pressure
Additionally uterine circulation and endogenous hormones cause systemic vascular resistance to decrease and a disproportionately lowering of diastolic blood pressurecausesa wide pulse pressure
the five paced beats in step 58(passive) caused bypulse pressure
Damage to your aorta , often due to high blood pressure or fatty depositscan causewide pulse pressure
The diastolic blood pressure falls more than the systolic pressureresultingin a wide pulse pressure
The reduction in diastolic pressure ... vasodilatory effects of progesteroneleadto a wide pulse pressure
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