22. HTN Flashcards

1
Q

3 things lowering blood pressure prevents? order

A

CHF > Stroke > MI

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2
Q

5 compelling indications for tx of HTN?

A
HF
Diabetes w proteinuria
CAD
Chronic renal insufficiency
CVA
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3
Q

does lowering BP prevent stoke or MI better?

A

Stroke

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4
Q

effects of ANP on BP?

Angiotensin II?

A

ANP - dec BP

AG II - inc BP

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5
Q

wt is necessary to maintain hypertension?

A

altered renal set point

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6
Q

pt presents with high BP and low serum potassium,
diagnosis?
cause?
hw to diagnose?

A

Hyperaldosteroniam

ECF expansion

nonstimulatable renin levels (use diuretic) and nonsupressable aldosterone levels (volume expansion)

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7
Q

hw does pheochromocytoma cause HTN?

hw to diagnose?

A

epi and norepi –> vasoconstriction

measure urine catecholamines followed by CT of abdomen

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8
Q

1 cause of hypertension?

A

primary/essential

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9
Q

young female presents with HTN,

diagnosis?

A

fibromscular dysplasia (renovascular HTN)

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10
Q

5 risk factors for atherosclerosis?

A
smoking
dyslipidemia
age >60
male or postmenopausal female
family history
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11
Q

2 drugs to tx uncomplicated HTN?

A

diuretics, beta blockers

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12
Q

2 drugs to tx diabetics w proteinuria with HTN?

A

ACEI, ARBs

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13
Q

drug to tx MI w HTN?

A

beta blockers

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14
Q

2 drugs to tx systolic HF?

A

ACEI or ARBs

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15
Q

hw is malignant hypertension most commonly diagnosed?

A

retinal exam

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16
Q

3 cases where secondary hypertension should be evaluated?

A

early HTN
HTN w no family history
severe or difficult to control HTN

17
Q

wt is a red flag for hyperaldosteronism?

A

Hypokalemia w ACE inhibitors

18
Q

when should beta-blockers be used to tx HTN?

A

if atherosclerosis is evident

19
Q

wt should be included in regimen for HTN in pts with renal failure or heart failure?

A

ACEIs