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The Pulse point with the greatest amplitude is the Common carotid artery and the pulse point with least amplitude is dorsalis pedis artery. Pulse is the pressures that alternate surges (expansion and recoil) in an artery that happens with each contraction and relaxation of the left ventricle. So when the dorsalis pedis had this low amplitude the BP decreases and smooths out when the movement of the blood go farther from the due to elasticity of arteries. Then there is an elevation of blood pressure when you exercise because the greatest amount of cardio output and peripheral resistance.

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