What is the systolic blood pressure range for middle adults (41 to 60 years)?

• A. 90 to 130
• B. 70 to 95
• C. 110 to 140
• D. 50 to 70

Answer: (A)

Systolic blood pressure is the peak pressure in the arteries when the heart contracts. For middle-aged adults, there is a normal middle range that is high enough to ensure adequate organ perfusion but not so high as to indicate hypertension. The option that sits in this middle band is considered normal for this age group, which is why it’s the best choice. Values clearly below this range imply hypotension, while values higher than this range point toward elevated blood pressure, so they wouldn't be viewed as normal.