IPA: //nɔːrˈmoʊtɛnsɪv//
KK: /nɔrˈmoʊtɛn.sɪv/
Describing a state of having normal blood pressure, which is neither too high nor too low.
The doctor confirmed that the patient is normotensive after reviewing the blood pressure readings.
Normotensive → It is formed from "norma" (from Latin, meaning standard or rule) and "tensio" (from Latin, meaning tension or pressure). The word "normotensive" refers to having normal blood pressure, adhering to the standard of tension in the arteries.
Think of 'norma' as a standard and 'tensio' as pressure — so normotensive means having a standard or normal pressure.