Normal blood pressure is?

Normal blood pressure is?

• A. 100/60
• B. 110/70
• C. 120/80
• D. 140/90

Answer: (C)

Normal blood pressure describes the pressure in the arteries when the heartbeats and when it rests, with the systolic (top) number reflecting pressure during contraction and the diastolic (bottom) number reflecting pressure between beats. A typical normal reading used in basic health guidance is about 120/80 mmHg or lower. Among the options, 120/80 mmHg is the familiar benchmark that aligns with that normal range. Readings like 100/60 or 110/70 are healthy for many people but are on the lower side, while 140/90 is higher than normal and indicates hypertension risk. So 120/80 mmHg is the standard normal reading.

Normal blood pressure describes the pressure in the arteries when the heartbeats and when it rests, with the systolic (top) number reflecting pressure during contraction and the diastolic (bottom) number reflecting pressure between beats. A typical normal reading used in basic health guidance is about 120/80 mmHg or lower. Among the options, 120/80 mmHg is the familiar benchmark that aligns with that normal range. Readings like 100/60 or 110/70 are healthy for many people but are on the lower side, while 140/90 is higher than normal and indicates hypertension risk. So 120/80 mmHg is the standard normal reading.