The normal blood pressure range for a human body is______________?

Correct answer: A. 120 to 80 torr

  • A. 120 to 80 torr
  • B. 100 to 80 torr
  • C. 120 to 60 torr
  • D. 60 to 140 torr

Explanation

A commonly quoted normal blood pressure is about 120 torr systolic over 80 torr diastolic, written as 120/80 torr. The likely mistake is choosing 120 to 60 torr, which does not represent the usual normal reference range.

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