Diastolic blood pressure refers to the pressure exerted against the arterial walls between beats when the heart is relaxed. True or False

True

Explanation:

Blood pressure refers to the pressure applied by the blood on the arteries when the flow through it. In reality, the pressure of the blood is the pressure applied by on the blood during the pumping of the blood.

When the ventricles of the heart contracts, the pressure of the heart are very high which can be measured around 120 mm of Hg and is known as systole pressure.

When the pressure on the blood level applied during the ventricular relaxation during which the ventricles get filled with the blood is represented as 80 mm of Hg. This relaxation phase pressure is represented as diastole blood pressure.

Thus, true is the correct answer.