Depressive Disorders Flashcards

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Epidemiology of depressive disorders

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2x more women, more white, worse in AfAm, SAD, dec SES

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Etiology of depressive dx incl per age group

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  • diathesis stress
  • psych - cog predis, neg and/or unrealistic expectations and perceptions (learned helplessness)
  • teens - role confusion, conf w/ ind and maturation
  • older - societal attitude, self-esteem, hopeless, major life changes
  • genetic
  • inflam process
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Biochemical rf for depressive dx

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  • NT - Dp, 5-HT, Nor, ACh, glut
  • cortisol
  • hormones
  • electros
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Which body system is r/t depression

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Thyroid (hypo)

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MDD

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  • 5+ in 2W pd of wt loss, appetite change, sleep disturbance, fatigue, psychomotor agitation or retardation, worthless or guilt, less conc, recurrent thoughts of death
  • PLUS dep mood or anhedonia
  • marked impair in soc or occup fxn
  • may/not have psychotic sx
  • can be chronic over 2Y (recur often esp in 1st year, sx distress and impair, not attrib to psychio fx, absence manic/hypomanic episode)
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Criteria for MDD in kids and teens

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  • 5+ sx in 2wk dep or irritable AND anhedonia
  • PLUS 3 of following (sig wt or appetite dec, insomnia or hypersomnia, psych agit or retard, feel guilt/worthless, dec conc or indecision, recurrent death/suicide)
  • other sx, vague phys complaints, freq miss school, poor performance, “bored”, sub use, inc anger/hostility, reckless
  • sx must cause sig distress or impaired fxn
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What is considered sig wt loss?

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5+ lbs in a month

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What is considered insomnia

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under 6h per night

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Depressive sx up to age 3

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  • FTT
  • feed prob
  • lack playfulness
  • lack emo expression
  • dec speech and motor dev
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Depressive sx age 3-5

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  • prone to accidents
  • phobias
  • aggressiveness
  • excessive self-reproach for minor infracs
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Depressive sx age 6-8

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  • vague phys complaints
  • agg bx
  • clingy
  • avoid ppl and challenge
  • behind social/academic performance
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Depressive sx age 9-12

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  • morbid thoughts
  • excess worry
  • lack social interest
  • think they have disappointed parents
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Disruptive mood dysreg dx

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  • age 6-18y, onset before age 10
  • sx anger and constant, severe, irritably present btwn outbursts
    ** temper tantrum w/ verbal and bx attributes 3x/w for 1y in at least 2 settings
  • comorb with ODD, ADHD, MDD
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Persistent depressive disorder aka dysthymia

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  • low level dep felt thru most of the day for majority days
  • sx for at least 2y in adults
  • at least 1y in kids and adults
  • 2+ of the following - dec appetite or overeating, insomnia, hypersomnia, low energy, poor self-esteem, difficulty thinking, hopelessness
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Tx for persistent dep dx

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Antideps, often MAOIs and SSRIs

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Premenstrual dysphoria dx

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  • Sx clustered in last week prior to period incl mood swing, lability, irritability, dep/anx, feel overwhelm, diff conc
  • other phys sx like dec energy, overeat, insomnia, breast tenderness, ache, bloat, wt gain
  • sx dec sig or disappear w/ onset of menstruation
  • usually get SSRIs just for premenstrual period
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Sub-induced dep dx

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  • person does not experience dep sx in absence of drug/alc use or w/d
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Dep dx assoc with another medical condx

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  • cause by kid fail, Parks, Alz
  • sx result from ind dx or certain meds not considered MDD
  • look at hx, sx, labs
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primary care screen for dep

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  • pt don’t go to PCP for dep
  • most present w/ somatic complaints - insom, fatigue, wt loss
  • need for consistent dep screen for all pt every visit
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psychomotor retardation

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  • visibly slow PA like mvt and speech
  • slow talk, pause before speech, slow chew, long time to cross room
  • assoc with severe dep
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Psychomotor agitation

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  • inc activity from mental tension
  • restless, pace, tap ft/fingers, abrupt start/stop talk, meanlessly move objects
  • assoc with agitation dep
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Nursing problems for dep

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risk suicide, hopeless, ineff coping, lack support, social iso, self-care deficit

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Recovery model

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Healing possible and attainable
- focus on pt strength to improve health and reach full potential
- tx goal mutually dev
- based on pt’s personal needs and values
- measured

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How to prioritize hypothesis

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rank probs by urgency, complexity, time

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Tx for dep

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  • therapeutic comm
  • edu CBT
  • give meds
  • safety
  • ID supports
  • est sleep routine
  • group therapy
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Considerations for antidepressants

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  • improve in 4-6w
  • physio sx improve before psych ones (danger of SI w/ inc energy)
  • see inc sleep, dec fatigue and crying, inc frustration tolerance
  • don’t drink alc
  • supp with exercise to inc sleep
  • not addictive
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How to handle SE of antideps?

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dose adjustment or switch to diff med in class

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How to stop antideps?

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d/c meds 6-9M past sx relief; take up to 12-24M
- if stop meds when feel better, relapse

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What happens if you stop antideps abruptly?

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Can get w/d sx like nausea, anx, flu, insomnia

30
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Which antideps work best?

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Similar across the board but diff SE
- all inc avail of NTs

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Order of pharm antidep therapy

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  • SSRIs first (most tolerable)
  • SNRIs next
  • tricyclic antideps
  • MAOIs last resort bc food restrictions
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What are SSRIs good for

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OCD, psychomotor agit
- first line
- fewer SE

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SSRI names

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escitalopram, sertraline, citalopram, fluoxetine, paroxetine, vortioxetine, vilazodone

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SNaRIs names

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venlafaxine, duloxetine

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SNRI names

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desvenlafaxine
- metabolite of venlafaxine

36
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SRI SE

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drowsy, *dry mouth, insomnia, diarrhea, nerves, agit, dizzt, *sex prob, *HA, *blur vis
*most common

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SRI NC

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  • take 4-8w to work
  • SE dec in 4-6w
  • monitor for SI, extreme agit, fever, inc BP, manic sx
  • sleep hygiene
  • avoid caff if anx
  • teach relax techs
  • abrupt d/c mild or severe sx (electric surge, brain shiver, pins and needles, black out, short term mem loss, syncope)
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Serotonin syndrome sx

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  • mental chx like agit, conf, restless, leth, delirium, irritable, dizzy, halluc
  • ANS - diaphoresis, flush, tachy, mydriasis
  • neuromusc myoclonus (twitch/jerk), hyperreflexia, tremor
  • N/V/D
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What happens if serotonin syndrome goes untreated

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worse myoclonus, HTN, rigor, acidosis, resp fail, rhabdo

40
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When do Sr Sx sx appear

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often w/i 6h of first dose of new med, dose chx, initial OD

41
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What causes death in Sr sx

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hyperpyrexia, CV shock, death

42
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tx for Sr sx

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  • remove med (dec sx w/i 24h but can take weeks for full recovery)
  • BDZ for agit, sz, muscle stiff
  • O2
  • IVF for fever and hydration
  • other sx and supportive care
  • drugs for HR and BP
  • Sr-prod blocking agents
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Which drugs are given for tachy/HR control with sr sx

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esmolol or nitroprusside

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which drugs re given for hypo in sr sx

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phenylephrine or epi

45
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Sr-prod blocking agents

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  • last resort for sr sx
  • meds like cyproheptadine HCl
  • dose in 4mg tab; wt-based after 2y old (usually 12-16mg)
46
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TCAs

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  • older, generic, less $
  • block Sr and Nor reuptake
  • imipramine, despramine, doexpin, amitriptyline
  • take 10-14d for fx, full fx 4-8w
  • start low and gradually inc bc meds resemble antipsychotics and SE
  • often give at night bc sedative
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SE of TCAs

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antichol - hot, dry, blur, red, conf, delirium, dry, dilate pupils, ortho hypo, tachy
***FALLS

48
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Big risk of TCAs

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OD
- fatal CNS dep esp with other dep like alc

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What to check before starting TCA?

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  • ECG for cardiac bc can cause MI, tachy, dysrhythmia
  • Check hx sz
  • hx preg, glaucoma
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Early tx sx of TCAs

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early morning wake up, feel worse in am, some worry and anx

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Sx tx for TCAs

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  • sugar free gum/candy for dry mouth
  • take with foods for GI
  • freq small meal for diarr
  • inc fiber/fluids in diet/exercise for constipate
  • sleep measure, give in am/pm based on sx
  • hydrate, get up slow for orthostasis
  • ED meds for sex
  • run water, check void amt for urinary hesitancy
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MAOI patho

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block monoamine oxidase which metabolizes Sr, Nor, Dp, tyramine (causes inc in NTs)

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Names of MAOIS

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isocarboxazid, phenelzine, tranylcypramine, selegiline patch

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Benefit of selegiline patch

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dec intx and food restriction

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What are MAOis good for

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unconventional dep (arms and legs feel heavy), anx, panic, bulimia, social phobia

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Common SE of MAOIs

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dry, n, diarr/c, HA, drowsy, insomnia, dizzy, skin rxn patch site

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less common SE of MAOIs

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muscle jerk/cramp, dec BP, dec sex drive, wt gain, prob start urine flow, prickle/tingle (parasthesia)

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Why to watch what you eat with MAOIs? and NC

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  • often inc bp
  • watch for HTN crisis, intercranial hemorrhage, coma, death
  • watch for 1st 6w esp
  • often occurs w/i 15-90 min of ingesting subs
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subs that cause BP

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aged cheese, meat, overripe fruit/veg, fermented, marinated, beans, condiments, ALC (even non-alc beer), Demerol, OTC cold meds, SSRIs!

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Other MAOI NC

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  • rarely given with SSRI bc risk of Sr sx
  • avoid high amt of caff
  • avoid choc and avocado
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HTN crisis sx

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  • occipital HA, palpits, N/V, HTN but ortho hypo, AMS, blur vis, dyspnea/SOA, sweat, neck stiff/sore, big pupils, photophobias, tachy/brady, chest pain, disturbed cardiac r/r, coma, death
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Tx for HTN crisis

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  • phentolamine (regitine) - alpha-adrenergic blocker
  • vasodil SL nifedipine (Ca ch blocker) aka Procardia
  • supp/sx care
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Bupropion (NDRI)

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  • c/i in eating dx and hx sz
  • dec sex SE
  • use with smoke cessation
  • considered “energizing”
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Trazadone

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  • given at hs for sedative as adjunct with other AD
  • chemically sim to TCAs
65
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Mirtazapine

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good for sleep
- NaSSAs

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SSRIs for kids and teens

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  • BLACK BOX inc risk SI
  • fluoxetine first line
  • Venlafaxine, SSNRI off label
  • both low SE; mild N, HA, stomachache
  • inc 1/2W, 12W for full fx; pt feel chx in 4-8w
  • give for 6-24M
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TCAs in kids

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  • more SE; potential dysrhythmia
  • potential lethal in OD
  • kids impulsive so we avoid
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Other tx for dep

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  • photo
  • ECT
  • VNS
  • TMS
  • DBS (rare)
  • exercise
  • relax (med, guided imagery, massages)
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Supplements

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John’s wort, SAMe, omega 3

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Advanced practice tech for dep

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psychotherapy like CBT, IPT (interpersonal), time limited psycho, bx, group therapy

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Parts of PHQ-9

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  • little interest or pleasure
  • feeling down, dep, hopeless
  • trouble sleep
  • poor appetite or overeat
  • feeling bad about self
  • trouble conc on things
  • psychomotor agit or retard
  • thoughts you would be better off dead
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Early signs of HTN crisis

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flush, sweat, anx, irritability, severe HA