Exam 1: HTN Flashcards
BP =
CO x peripheral resistance (how tight your vessels are; how much tone they have)
CO =
HR x SV (SV is determine by preload, afterload, contractility)
HTN is generally _______
asymtompatic
Normal BP
Systolic: less than 120
AND
Diastolic: less than 80
Pre HTN
Systolic: 120 to 139
OR
Diastolic: 80-89
HTN stage 1
Systolic: 140-159
OR
Diastolic: 90-99
HTN Stage 2
Systolic: 160 or higher
OR
diastolic higher than 100
HTN crisis
Systolic: higher than 180
OR
Diastolic: higher than 110
Hypertension: A systolic blood pressure greater than 140mmHg and/or a diastolic pressure greater than 90mmHg based on the average of _____ or more accurate blood pressure readings taken during two or more contacts with health care providers
2 or more
2x2 rule
Desired blood pressure
■ For people over 60:
■ For people younger than 60:
Below 150/90
Below 140/90
Primary vs Secondary HTN
Primary: 90% of all cases–> no known cause
Secondary: consequence of another disease or condition
T/F Patient should avoid caffeine, smoking and exercise 30 mins prior to readings
True
HTN risk factors: age
older than 55 for men and older than 65 for women
HTN risk factors: obesity
BMI over 30
HTN risk factors: Microalbuminuria or GFR rate less than
60