Akashabout 6 years ago
Aortic aneurysm low blood pressure occur. (Explain) 1)systematic hypotension. 2)lower extremists. 3)upper extremists. 4)all of these
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about 6 years ago
Its the dialatation of aorta right...So it obviously reduces pressure as the area increases (inversely proportional)....and is it lower extremities and upper extremities?options are not clear...only clear option is systemic hypotension....
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