Systole

The blood pressure is typically measured at systole and diastole, so in that sense it doesn't really matter if your (resting) heart rate is bit faster, the point of measure is that one moment when your heart beats. The control of blood pressure ...

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... out of heart to lungs or systemic circulation, while in relaxation period, blood enter the heart. The time when the heart contracts is called systole, which is the highest blood pressure of an individual can reach. The time when the heart relaxes is called diastole, a period before the heart ...

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If we see diastole it will look like a rest for the heart .the heart need it after systole for nutrition .Idon't mean it take long rest then it work again , but less than second that what heart needs for its continuation the diastolic period is longer than the systolic ...

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... and diastolic blood pressure) Note that working out the mean blood pressure is NOT the average... The heart spends much longer in diastole than in systole... NB. I have never heard of pulse pressure before... I would guess it is the same as systolic pressure if blood pressure is measured at the ...

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systole of the ventricles: QRS-complex and ST-segment. diastole: T-wave. You must remember: first we get atrial depolarisation in the P-wave then when we get a PR-segment, atria are contracting. Then depolarisation of the ...

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