The Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)is Calculated by

question 63

Multiple Choice

The mean arterial pressure (MAP) is calculated by

• A) averaging three of the patient's blood pressure readings over a 6-hour period.
• B) dividing the systolic pressure by the diastolic pressure.
• C) adding the systolic pressure and two diastolic pressures and then dividing by 3.
• D) dividing the diastolic pressure by the pulse pressure.

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