CR III - Primary Hypertension Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most modifiable risk factor for heart disease?

A

Primary hypertension

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2
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What are the 4 types of BP patterns?

A

Normotensive - normal both in office and at home
Sustained hyeprtension - Hypertension in office and home
Masked hypertension - no HTN in office, HTN at home
White coat hypertension - HTN in office, no HTN at home

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3
Q

What are indications for ABPM?

A
Suspected white coat HTN
HTN while on drugs
HTN resistant to increasing medication
Episodic HTN
Autonomic dysfunction
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4
Q

What two things are better predictors of CVD risk than office BP monitoring/taking?

A

ABPM > HBPM

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5
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What are risk factors for HTN?

A
Age
obsesity
Family Hx
Race (more common in blacks)
Physical inactivity
High Na diet
Excess alcohol intake
Secondary causes - meds
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6
Q

What tests/labs are used to diagnose HTN?

A
Accurate BP
12-lead EKG
CXR
10-year CVD risk - do on all pts
CBC, CMP
History and physical
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7
Q

What 4 majors things should be done in a HTN physical?

A
Eyes
Peripheral pulses
Thyroid
Cardiac
(additional - lungs, renal, extremities, skin, neuro)
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8
Q

What 7 labs/tests should be ordered?

A
Fasting glucose
CBC
Urinalysis
CMP and BMP 
Lipid profile
TSH/FT4
EKG
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9
Q

What life-style modification should be done first? 2nd? Others?

A

1st - avoid smoking
2nd - reduce weight
Others: reduce Na, eat healthy, increase physical activity, limit alcohol

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10
Q

Most patients require at least home many meds for HTN?

A

2 or more

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11
Q

What is the BP goal of someone on meds if they are over 60? Less than 60?

A

> 60 - 150/90

<60 - 130/80

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12
Q

If someone has an elevated BP, what treatment is recommended? When should they be re-evaluated?

A

Non-rxn treatment

Reasses 3-6 months

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13
Q

If someone is in stage 1 hypertension, what should be done? Depending on those results, what should be done next?

A

Clinical ASCVD 10-year risk
No - non-rxn treatment
Yes - non-rxn treatment and BP lowering medication

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14
Q

If someone is in stage 2 hypertension, what should be done?

A

Non-rxn treatment and BP lowering medication

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15
Q

If you start someone on BP meds, when should they be re-checked?

A

For stage 2 - more frequent
For stage 1 - less frequent
Monthly adjustments
Once stable every 3-6 months

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16
Q

What should also be checked 1-2 times a year with someone on HTN meds?

A

Serum Cr and K levels