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In a healthy person, systolic pressure is always higher than diastolic pressure because systolic pressure measures
A) blood pressure in the artery after the left ventricle contracts.
B) the force with which blood returns to the heart and lungs.
C) the maximum rate at which the heart pumps blood.
D) the pressure in the artery after the left ventricle relaxes.
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