The aims of the experiment were to measure heart rate and blood pressure in a 24 year old female African American college student. The female college student heart rate, diastolic and systolic blood pressure will be elevated after drinking caffeine, standing for a long period, exercise, pain and then will slowly return to normal. A sphygmomanometer was used to measure and compare the change in Heart rate and blood pressure before and after the participant was exposed to the various stimuli. The study begins with the baseline condition in which participant normal blood pressure and heart rate was recorded.
The data collected from the baseline was used as a standard reference to compare whether there was an elevation in blood pressure and heart
The data collected from the baseline was used as a standard reference to compare whether there was an elevation in blood pressure and heart