A nurse has been asked to present a program on blood pressure for a group of adults at a community center. Which statement is appropriate for the nurse to include in the program?
1. Females tend to have higher blood pressure readings than males of the same age.
2. Stress can result in an increase in blood pressure.
3. Blood pressure readings tend to be lowest in the evening.
4. During physical activity, blood pressure decreases.
Correct Answer: 2
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Fill in the blank with correct word.
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