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The postual blood pressure reflex was investigated on 155 children of the normal classes and 60 of the sickly children classes; 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades of the Momonoi Primary School in Maebashi City.Change in blood pressure accompanying change in posture was classified into five types: A, B, C, D and E. The “prolonged type” was observed more frequently in sickly children classes than the normal. Blood pressure changes on posture alteration from the sitting to the lying and the reverse proved more unstable in children of the sickly children class.For children of normal classes, a positive correlation was observed between the time for blood pressure fall on the change from the lying to the sitting posture and the time for the recovery of the blood pressure.Such correlation was not observed for children of the sickly children class, The “fatigue type” was also found oftener for sickly children classes than the normal, especialy for the 1st year children (P<0.05), justifing the arrangement and maintenance of the sickly children class.

Postural Blood Pressure Reflex of Children of Lower Grades in a Primary School, with Special Reference to Sickly Children Classes