PURL: Best timing for measuring orthostatic vital signs?

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 08 Jun 2020 English Journal:The Journal of family practice, volume 68 (issn: 1533-7294,

Authors: Deborah, Phipps; Erik, Butler; Anne, Mounsey; Michael M, Dickman; David, Bury; Ashley, Smith; Nick, Bennett; +2 Authors

Abstract

We typically take a blood pressure within 3 minutes of a patient rising from a supine to a standing position. But is that too long?

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Hypotension, Orthostatic, Time Factors, Standing Position, Supine Position, Humans, Blood Pressure Determination, Dizziness

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