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Assessment and Management of Patients with Hypertension Flashcards

1
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Most common chronic disease among U.S. adults

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Hypertension

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Hypertension = a systolic blood pressure (SBP) of

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140 mm Hg or higher

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Hypertension =a diastolic blood pressure (DBP) of

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90 mm Hg or higher

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To diagnose hypertension, 2 accurate blood pressure measurements must taken

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1 to 4 weeks apart by a health care provider

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5
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Primary hypertension is also called

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essential hypertension

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In primary hypertension, 95% of patients do not have

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an identifiable cause

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7
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Type of hypertension:

5% of patients; renal disease, sleep apnea, pregnancy related

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Secondary hypertension

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8
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About ___% of the adult population of the U.S. has hypertension

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33% or 1/3

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about 1/3 of people with hypertension, do not

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know they have it

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10
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About ___% do not have their hypertension under control

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45-50%

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11
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In systolic BP, blood is

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pushing out

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12
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In diastolic BP, the heart is

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at rest

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13
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When the arteries feed the heart muscle, if the diastolic BP is too high it leads to

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compromised nutrition

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14
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Genetics = __% of hypertension cases

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30%

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15
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3 Determinants of high BP:

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Heart rate
Stroke Volume
Peripheral vascular resistance

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16
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Amount of blood pumped out of the ventricles on each beat

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Stroke Volume

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17
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The resistance in the circulatory system that is used to create blood pressure

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Peripheral vascular resistance (PVR)

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18
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BP =

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HR x SV x PVR

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19
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Usual symptoms other than elevated BP

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None

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20
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BP symptoms related to organ damage are seen

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late and are serious

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21
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BP symptoms related to organ damage:

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Retinal and other eye changes
Renal damage
Myocardial infarction
Cardiac hypertrophy
Stroke
Angina
SOB
Alteration in speech or balance

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22
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Temporary block of blood flow through coronary arteries when under stress

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Angina

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23
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Who is sometimes more helpful in identifying symptoms of high BP?

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Patient’s partner

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24
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Controlled or stable angina means

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patient knows what sets it off

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25
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A major Risk Factors of hypertension

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Microalbuminuria or GFR <60 mL/min

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26
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Age when most people are diagnosed

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Men 45
Women 55

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27
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Optometrist knows if a patient has hypertension when

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He sees broken vessels in eye

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28
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Tests that confirm hypertension

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Urinalysis (hyperalbuminemia)
Blood chemistry (bun and creatinine)
ECG

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29
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Uncontrolled hypertension can cause damage to what parts of the body?

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Brain= stroke
kidneys= failure
eyes= retinal damage
heart= MI, PVD

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30
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Medical Management:

For adults, maintain blood pressure at

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<140/90 mm Hg

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31
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Medical Management:

For older adult patients, maintain BP at

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<150/90 mm Hg

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32
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Pharmacologic therapy used for hypertension is the same for

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Heart failure

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33
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Aim of pharmacologic therapy

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Decrease peripheral resistance, blood volume
Decrease strength and rate of myocardial contraction

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34
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DASH diet should be followed at least

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5 days a week

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35
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Alcohol consumption per day should be

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1 or less for women/ light weight
2 or less for men

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36
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Stage I hypertension med for AA and patient’s >60 yrs old

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Calcium channel blocker or thiazide diuretic

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37
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Stage I hypertension med for non-AA and patients <60 yrs old

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ACE inhibitors or ARB’s

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38
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What population has 3x higher risk of angioedema and more cough attributed to ACE Inhibitors?

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African Americans and Asians

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39
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SBP 140-160 mmHg or DBP 90-100 is

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Stage I hypertension

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40
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SBP 160+ mmHg or DBP 100 mmHg is

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Stage II hypertension

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41
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SBP 140-160 mmHg or DBP 90-100 is

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Stage I hypertension

42
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Med that decreases serum sodium levels and blood volume

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Diuretic

43
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Med that blocks the conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II; an angiotensin II receptor blocker; blocking effects of angiotensin on blood vessels

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ACE Inhibitor

44
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Med that leads to a decrease in heart rate and strength of contraction as well as vasodilatation

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Beta-Blocker

45
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Med that relaxes muscle contraction or other autonomic blockers

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Calcium Channel Blocker

46
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Med that acts directly on vascular smooth muscle to cause muscle relaxation, leading to vasodilatation, and drop in blood pressure

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Vasodilators

47
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Patient teachings

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Do not double dose if missed
Do not stop drug abruptly
Monitor BP weekly, weight
Check peripheral edema
Instruct patient to rise slowly minimize orthostatic hypotension

48
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Difference between Apical and radial pulse is called

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Pulse deficit

49
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Hypertension meds:

The “-prils”

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ACE inhibitors

50
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Hypertension meds:

Causes decrease in aldosterone production, and a small increase in serum potassium levels along with sodium and fluid loss

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ACE inhibitors

51
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Hypertension meds:

Treatment of hypertension, congestive heart failure (CHF), diabetic nephropathy, left ventricular dysfunction following an MI

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ACE inhibitors

52
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Most common ACE inhibitor

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Lisinopril

53
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Hypertension meds:

Main adverse reactions are Angioedema and cough

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ACE inhibitors

54
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Cough caused by ACE inhibitors

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bradykinin

55
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Hypertension meds:

ARB’s stands for

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Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers

56
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Hypertension meds:

Meds that end in “-sartan”

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ARB’s

57
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Hypertension meds:

Most common ARB meds

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losartan (Cozaar) and valsartan (Diovan)

58
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Hypertension meds:

ARB’s Caution:

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Hepatic or renal dysfunction, and hypovolemia
Patient must be well hydrated

59
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Hypertension meds:

Main adverse reactions with ARB’s

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increase in K+, hypotension, headache

60
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Hypertension meds:

ARB’s are less effective if taken with

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phenobarbital (anti-seizure med)

61
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Hypertension meds:

Med that lets the heart rest, slows HR, decreases strength of contraction, decreases PVD. Treats essential hypertension. extended release form

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Calcium Channel Blockers

62
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Hypertension meds:

Most common Calcium channel blocker

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Amlodipine

63
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Hypertension Med:

Contraindications: digoxin because it increases contractility, Cyclosporine (immunosuppressant, anti-rejection med)

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Calcium Channel Blockers

64
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Hypertension Med:

SE: peripheral edema, dysrhythmias, atrial blocks, and impotence

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Calcium Channel Blockers

65
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Hypertension med:

Most common adverse effects: GI symptoms (constipation)

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Calcium Channel Blocker

66
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Hypertension med:

Should not be taken with grapefruit juice cause it inactivates the enzyme and leads to high levels of drug (lasts 4-5 days)

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Calcium Channel Blockers

67
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Hypertension med:

Least commonly used drug

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Alpha1-blockers

68
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Hypertension med:

block arterial vasoconstriction> decrease heart rate. Action causes higher blood flow to kidneys> decrease renin secretion>decrease Angiotensin II>vasodilation

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Beta Adrenergic blockers

69
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Hypertension med:

Most common Beta Adrenergic blocker

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metropolol

70
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Hypertension med:

Call doctor is BP is less that

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100/60

71
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Hypertension med:

Increase the excretion of sodium and water from the kidney to lower blood pressure

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Diuretics

72
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Hypertension med:

3 kinds of diuretics

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Thiazides
potassium sparing
loop

73
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Hypertension med:

name of a loop diuretic

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furosemide (Lasix)

74
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Hypertension med:

Common potassium sparing diuretic

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spironolactone (Aldactone)

75
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Hypertension med:

Common thiazide med

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hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ)

76
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Hypertension med:

Potassium sparing and thiazide diuretics work at the

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distal convoluted tubule

77
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Hypertension med:

Loop diuretics work at

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the ascending loop of henle

78
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Hypertension med:

Can be used as monotherapy or adjunct

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Thiazide

79
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Hypertension med:

K+ wasting and dose dependant

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Thiazide and loop

80
Q

Hypertension med:

Caution:
Gout
Systemic lupus
Diabetes
Hyperparathyroidism

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Thiazide

81
Q

Hypertension med:

Contraindicated, causes lithium toxicity

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Thiazide

82
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Hypertension med:

Most commonly used diuretic; less powerful than new drugs; larger margin of safety for home use

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Furosemide (Lasix)

83
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Hypertension med:

Actions:
Block the chloride pump in the ascending loop of Henle
This causes reabsorption of sodium and chloride

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Loop diuretics

84
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Hypertension med:

Diuretic that decreases potassium and can lead to digoxin toxicity

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Loop diuretics

85
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Hypertension med:

Not as powerful as the loop diuretics, but they retain potassium instead of wasting it.

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Potassium Sparing diuretics

86
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Hypertension med:

If lasix and spironolactone are given together, which one is stronger?

A

Spironolactone

87
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Hypertension med:

Must watch for hyperkalemia

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Potassium Sparing diuretics

88
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Hypertension med:

SE: breast tenderness, decrease in testosterone, decrease in sodium (hyponatremia)

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Potassium sparing diuretics

89
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Nocturia is cause by

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ANS - kidneys are better perfused

90
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Why is a BP of 150/90 ok for a person over 60 yrs?

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Because of atherosclerosis

91
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Daily sodium intake should be limited to

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2g

92
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Patient teaching:

Caution patient and caregivers that HTN meds can cause

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Hypotension

93
Q

reflexes can be compromised by

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diuretics (decrease in extracellular volume) and adrenergic antagonists (inhibition of sympathetic nervous system).

94
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Blood pressure >180/120 mm Hg is considered a

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Hypertensive emergency and must be lowered immediately to prevent damage to target organs

95
Q

Blood pressure is very elevated but no evidence of immediate or progressive target organ damage

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Hypertensive urgency

96
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Aim of care in hypertensive emergency

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Reduce blood pressure 20% to 25% in first hour
Reduce to 160/100 mm Hg over 6 hours
Then gradual reduction to normal over a period of days

97
Q

BP that is too low causes loss of

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perfusion

98
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Hypertensive emergency is usually managed in the

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ICU with IV meds

99
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Hypertensive urgency is seen with s/s of

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nosebleeds, headache, anxiety

100
Q

Hypertensive urgency is usually treated with what type of meds

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PO meds

101
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Hypertensive urgency is usually treated at

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a med/surg floor

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