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Paraphin [41]
3 years ago
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Imagine that the membranes in parts A and B make up the wall of the human heart or the wall of a blood vessel. Based on what you

know about mechanical stress, what do you think high blood pressure over extended periods of time can do to such walls?
Biology
1 answer:
saveliy_v [14]3 years ago
4 0
Question: What do you think high blood pressure over extended periods of time can do to such walls?

Final Answer:

Overtime with having high blood pressure. It can damage your blood vessels. With having high blood pressure it is straining your vessels. Also, with it constantly being high you are more likely to develop health problems. Some problems could be:

stroke, heart attack, and kidney damage.

Blood pressure is measured only when the person is at rest. This is best because they will get a more accurate reading.
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