why blood pressure is more in renal artery than aorta?

Answer 1

Why do some people like hearts the others??

Some people like heart questions. (?'s)

At first, I thought it might be the blood's reaction to heading to the kidneys. What a waste! After a little research I thought, maybe the blood vessels are increasing the pressure in addition to the heart muscle, more and more as the blood heads to the kidneys because the resistance in the kidney to being pressure cleansed needed additional pressure not needed in other passages of the arteries.

But, after further research, it appears Answerer 1 is right. UNLESS, the asker is asking what does it mean, what is the condition called when the blood pressure is more in the renal artery. Then the answer should start: When this condition occurs it is outside of healthy artery experience it is called:

"Abnormal pressure in the blood capillaries can result in abnormal exchange of fluids to and from tissues which can result in conditions such as oedema" which I found at the source listed below:

HAH!

Answer 2

It shouldn't be, or the blood would flow backward. There is a pressure gradient that goes downward from the heart to the arterioles to keep blood flowing.