11 Primary HTN Flashcards
grade 3 HTN
systolic >180
diastolic >110
grade 2 HTN
systolic 160-179
diastolic 100-109
grade 1 HTN
systolic 140-159
diastolic 90-99
high normal BP
130-139/85-89
normal BP
120-129/80-84
optimal bp
<120/<80
what age does diastolic BP start to decrease rather than increase
why?
about age 50, diastolic starts to decrease
loss of elasticity in vessels
most important predictor of future CV events in aging population
“widening pulse pressure
loss of nocturnal dip is important too
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equation for MAP
1/3(SBP) + 2/3(DBP)
general medications for primary HTN
- *ACEi**
- *ARBs**
BBs
CCBs
Diuretics
ACE/ARB/BB in general work better for whites
CCB/diuretics in general work better for blacks
- compellingcontraindications*for**:
- *diuretics**
gout
compelling contraindications for BBs
asthma, AV block(2 or 3)
compelling contraindications for CCBs
AV block, LV dysfunction
compelling contraindications for ACEis and ARBs
- *pregos**
- *hyperkalemia**
renal artery stenosis