A client has a mean arterial blood pressure (map) of 97 mmhg and an intracranial pressure (icp) of 12 mmhg. what is the cerebral perfusion pressure (cpp) for this client? record your answer using a whole number

Cerebral perfusion pressure or CPP can be calculated by subtracting the mean arterial blood pressure with intracranial pressure (ICP). Mean arterial blood pressure (MAP) itself calculated by adding (2*systole + diastole) / 3

The cerebral perfusion pressure for this client would be:

CPP = MAP-ICP

CPP = 97mmHg - 12mmHg = 85mmHg