2.4 Flashcards

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volume loading hypertension caused by?

A

increase of aldosterone of ADH

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2
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vasconstrictor hypertension caused by?

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increase sympathetic stimulation of vessels or increased circulating vasoconstrictors

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primary hypertension and 3 contributing factors?

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  • no known cause (90-95% of cases)
  • unknown cause
  • renin levels normal or high
  • INCREASED TRP IN ALL CASES*
    1) chronic stress= sympathetic nerve stimulation of renal arterioles
    2) salt sensitivity= Na aiding in arteriolar reponse to sympathetic stimulation
    3) sclerotic renal arteries= increased renin
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secondary hypertension and 4 known causes?

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  • 5-10% of known cases
    1) neurogenic hypertension- vasoconstrictor, caused by brain trauma
    2) pheochromocytoma- vasoconstrictor, caused by adrenal medullary tumor (release epi and nor)
    3) primary aldosteronism- volume-loading, caused by adrenal corticol tumor (release aldosterone)
    4) renal hypertension-vasoconstrict and volume-loading, caused by renal ischemia (renin and angiotensin 2)
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5
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what is hypertension?

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high blood pressure

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6
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effects of chronic hypertension?

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1) increased work of heart= pathological hypertrophy- decrease ventricular function- heart fails
2) atheroschlerosis= heart disease and kidney damage
3) damaged cerebral vessels= cerebrovascular accident (stroke)
4) damaged peripheral vessels= ulcerations and gangrane of extremities***

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7
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treatment of hypertension?

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natriuretics
diuretics
alpha blockers
beta blockers
ca channel clockers
ACE inhibitors
excercise
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8
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hear failure usually caused by?

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hypertension and heart disease

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what is heart failure?

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insufficient cardiac output to maintain adequate tissue

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two main categories of heart failure?

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1) diastolic dysfunction (poor filling)

2) systolic dysfunction (poor ejection)

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11
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inadequate filling is usually caused by?

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hypertension

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12
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congestive heart failure

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term used to describe the incresed venous volume and pressure that is a result of feither diastolic or systoluc dysfunction
***at first only during excercise, but later even during rest

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13
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response to congestive heart failure?

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  • initially, short term BP regulation mechanisms try to compensate
  • later, long term BP regulation mechanisms are called into play
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14
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what happens to BV, BP and edema with congestive heart failure?

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they all INCREASE

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heart failure most common?

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  • ***LEFT most common= pulmonary edema

* right= systemic edema

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16
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primary cause of atherosclerosis?

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  • most common form of arteriosclerosis
  • plaque (atheromas)
  • sometimes thrombus breaks free