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    It Is Considered Hypertension If the Systolic/diastolic Pressure Is Above
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It Is Considered Hypertension If the Systolic/diastolic Pressure Is Above

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It is considered hypertension if the systolic/diastolic pressure is above the values of ____________________.

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