Exam 1: HTN Flashcards

1
Q

BP =

A

CO x peripheral resistance (how tight your vessels are; how much tone they have)

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2
Q

CO =

A

HR x SV (SV is determine by preload, afterload, contractility)

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3
Q

HTN is generally _______

A

asymtompatic

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4
Q

Normal BP

A

Systolic: less than 120
AND
Diastolic: less than 80

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5
Q

Pre HTN

A

Systolic: 120 to 139
OR
Diastolic: 80-89

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6
Q

HTN stage 1

A

Systolic: 140-159
OR
Diastolic: 90-99

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7
Q

HTN Stage 2

A

Systolic: 160 or higher
OR
diastolic higher than 100

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8
Q

HTN crisis

A

Systolic: higher than 180
OR
Diastolic: higher than 110

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9
Q

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

A

2 or more

2x2 rule

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10
Q

Desired blood pressure
■ For people over 60:
■ For people younger than 60:

A

Below 150/90

Below 140/90

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11
Q

Primary vs Secondary HTN

A

Primary: 90% of all cases–> no known cause

Secondary: consequence of another disease or condition

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12
Q

T/F Patient should avoid caffeine, smoking and exercise 30 mins prior to readings

A

True

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13
Q

HTN risk factors: age

A

older than 55 for men and older than 65 for women

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14
Q

HTN risk factors: obesity

A

BMI over 30

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15
Q

HTN risk factors: Microalbuminuria or GFR rate less than

A

60

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16
Q

Advanced HTN clinical manifestations

A

headache, early morning
blurred vision
spontaneous nose bleed
depression

17
Q

HTN medication management goal

A

reduce BP and prevent cardiovascular and renal complications

18
Q

HTN intitial treatment

A

Diuretic, ACEi, ARN, CCB or combo

19
Q

-pril

A

ACEi

20
Q

-sartan

A

angiotensin ll

21
Q

diltiazem, verapamil, amlodipine

A

ca channel blocker

22
Q

-lol

A

beta blockers

23
Q

HTN drug therapy: diuretics

A

decrease circulating fluid volume

24
Q

HTN drug therapy: adrenergic (SNS) antagonist

A

cause vasodilation

25
Q

HTN drug therapy: direct vasodilator

A

activate dopamine receptors and cause vasodilation

26
Q

HTN drug therapy: B blocker

A

decrease vasoconstriction by blocking beta receptos

27
Q

HTN drug therapy: ACE inh

A

inhibit ACE to prevent algiotensin l to angiotensin ll

28
Q

HTN drug therapy: ARB’s

A

prevent angiotensin ll

29
Q

HTN drug therapy: Ca channel blocker

A

cause vasodilation by inhibitng ca from crossing cell membrane and decreasing HR

30
Q

What is a common diet for HTN

A

DASH–> reduce sodium to no more than 100 mmole/day

31
Q

HTN ocular

A

fundoscopic exam

32
Q

HTN pertinent nursing diagnosis

A

ineffective health maintenance

risk for ineffective therapeutic regimen management

knowledge deficit

33
Q

Nursing interventions for the patient with HTN focus on teaching the patient and family about the disease and

A

it’s associated risk factors, lifestyle changes, and the importance of adherence of the treatment regimen

34
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A