What was the aortic pressure recorded during the procedure?

The choice of 107/78 as the recorded aortic pressure during the procedure indicates a specific range that is generally associated with normal blood pressure values. This reading suggests that the systolic pressure is slightly elevated above the average norm, while the diastolic pressure falls within a healthy range, indicating that the heart is effectively pumping blood while the arteries remain elastic and responsive when the heart is at rest between beats.

In a clinical context, this might represent a well-managed case where the individual does not display signs of hypertension or hypotension, offering insight into the cardiovascular health of the patient. This reading could suggest normal physiological responses to various factors, such as activity level or medication effects, indicating stability during the procedure.

In comparison, other options might reflect values that are either too high or too low, suggesting potential clinical concerns like hypertension in cases with significantly elevated diastolic and systolic pressures or hypotension with the lowest recorded values. Thus, the selection of 107/78 illustrates a well-balanced blood pressure profile typically desired during healthcare assessments.