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Questions are based on the two table given below. Study these tables related to blood pressure level and answer the question that follow :

TABLE- A

BLOOD PRESSURE CATEGORY	SYSTOLIC mm Hg (Upper number)	DIASTOLIC mm Hg (Lower number)
Normal	120	80
Elevated	120-129	Less than 80
High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) Stage 1	130-139	80-90
High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) Stage 2	140 or higher	90 or higher
Hypertensive crisis (consult your doctor immediately)	Higher than 180	Higher than 120

TABLE-B

Time of Measurement	Blood Pressure
	Patient-X	Patient-Y
Morning	75-115	85-125
Afternoon	79-122	80-120
Evening	82-132	75-110

(i) In the table B, at which time patent-Y have ideal normal blood pressure?
(ii) Identify the patient, which have hypertension stage-1 blood pressure ?
(iii) Which Diet is the best for high blood pressure patient?
or
(iv) What is the ideal blood pressure measurement of a human?

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Answer

(i) Afternoon (80-120)
(ii) Patient $\times(82-132)$ Evening
(iii) Grain and fruits
or
(iv) $80-120 mm Hg$

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