MEASUREMENT OF STRESS THROUGH BLOOD PRESSURE CHANGES
Abstract
Stress is a common physiological and psychological condition that affects individuals in various aspects of life. This study examines the measurement of stress through changes in blood pressure. Blood pressure is a vital physiological indicator that responds to stressful stimuli through activation of the sympathetic nervous system. The study employed an experimental approach involving participants exposed to stress-inducing activities while monitoring blood pressure changes before, during, and after exposure. Findings revealed a significant increase in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure during stress conditions compared to resting conditions. The study concludes that blood pressure measurement can serve as a useful indicator of stress levels and recommends routine monitoring for early detection and management of stress-related health conditions.
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