cardiovascular 5; hypo/hypertension Flashcards
systolic hypertension
develops left ventricular hypertrophy
gestational hypertension
hypertension that resolves after pregnancy
abnormal distribution of blood flow in smallest vessel results in an inadequate supply of blood to the body’s tissues
distributive shock
proteins in urine; kidney damage
proteinuria
hypovolemic shock
losing more than 20% of blood
renal hypertension
kidney disease
increase retention of salt and h2o
disorder of adrenocorticosteroid hormones
increased aldosterone
retention of salt and water
massive increase in fluid amount; bp returns to normal after baby
pregnancy induced hypertension
head injury alters the way hypothalamus controls blood flow
neurogenic shock
tumor on adrenal gland secretes epinphrine
increases hr and bp
pheochromocytoma
presyncope
state of lightheadedness
pre-eclampsia preg induced hypertension
proteinuria
increased bp after 20weeks
increased liver enzymes and low platelets
bedrest to keep baby
ONAM=
o2
nitroglycerin
aspirin
morphine
distributive shock =
vasodilatory shock
lifestyles that increase bp
high salt intake
low potassium intake
obesity
excessive alcohol
malignant hypertension
fatal
young black men/preg women with hypertension
diastole greater than 120
proteinuria
proteins in urine; kidney damage
vasodilatory shock =
distributive shock
elderly having slower notifications from brain
autonomic nerve issue
neurogenic shock
head injury alters the way hypothalamus controls blood flow
hypertension before pregnancy
chronic hypertension