Low
blood pressure is a difficult clinical finding for a healthcare
provider to address. While high blood pressure is known as the "silent
killer," because it is associated with few acute symptoms, hypotension
(hypo=low + tension=pressure) may be normal for a patient if it is
without symptoms, but can be of great importance if it is associated
with abnormal body function. Sometimes low is good, a goal to be
achieved in keeping blood pressure...
