You have a patient in the emergency department with a return of spontaneous circulation. on assessment, the patient's blood pressue is 82/40. optimum blood pressure for the patient should be achieved by using

The blood pressure adjusts  to the heart's needs and these depend on what the person is doing.  So it naturally goes up and down all the time.

The blood pressure of the patient in the emergency department is: 82/40. 82/40 is not a normal blood pressure. Optimum blood pressure for the patient should be 120/80. So, I should give the patient some medication to treat his low blood pressure. I could use the drug midodrine (Orvaten) , for example, to raise my patient's blood pressure. This drug restricts the ability of the blood vessels to expand and by doing so it raises the blood pressure.

depends where it is? i got mine on my arm and from 1-10 it was a 3 different spots react differently