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Ifwetouchourtoesfor1minute,willourbloodpressurerise?
Hypothesis:
Ifwetouchourtoesforoneminute,thenourbloodpressureswillgoup.
Materials:
1.Stethoscope2.Sphygmomanometer3.VernierBloodPressuresensor4.Computerw/Logger
Prosoftware5.phone/timer
Procedure:
Manual
1.Gathermaterials2.wrapcuffaroundarm3.putstethoscopeinyourears4.begininflatingthe
cuffupto160180mmHg5.slowlyreleasethepressureandlistenforheartsounds6.remember
theexactgaugethesoundsbeginandtheexactgaugetheystop(thosearethesystolic,#1and
diastolic,#2numbers)7.Recorddata
Digital
1.Startupthesoftware2.Wrapcuffaroundarmandsituprightwitharmrestingontable3.
Click
Collect
andbegintoinflatethecuff4.Pumpuntil160mmHg5.Stoppumping(pressurereleases
automatically)6.Recorddata
Observations:
Jessicahasthehighestbloodpressureofourwholegroup
Nobodyssystolicwasaffectedverydrasticallyaftertheexperiment
Ihadthelowestbloodpressureofourwholegroup
Shriekaslevelswereaffectedtheleastbytheexperiment
DataTable:
Jessica
Raheel
Shrieka
Manual(after
experiment)
112/60
92/50
100/42
Digital(after
experiment)
112/57
91/47
102/41
RestingDigital
112/63
91/49
109/70
RestingManual
110/60
90/50
102/68
DataAnalysis:
Thedatatellsusthateventhoughtouchingyourtoescanloweryourbloodpressure,itdoesnthavea
largeimpactonit.
Conclusion:
Thehypothesiswasincorrectbecausewestatedthatourbloodpressureswouldgoup,buttheyactually
wentdown,whenwetouchedourtoesfor1minute.
Summary:
Bydoingthisexperiment,welearnedtheeffectsofdifferentbodypositionsonyourbloodpressure.To
modifyitwecouldhavetriedsomethingthatwouldraiseourbloodpressureinsteadofdropit.Todo
somethingdifferently,wecouldhavepayedcloserattentiontotheneedleofthesphygmomanometerto
getamoreexactreading.