HIGH YIELD Flashcards

1
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most common primary diagnosis in the US

one third of adults have hypertension

A

hypertension

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2
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risk factors of hypertension?

A
CAD
HF
Stroke
vascular disease
ESRD
Smoking, dyslipidemia, DM
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3
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effects of hypertension on heart disease and stroke?

A

increased arterial stiffness and increased after load

ischemic heart disease

left ventricular hypertrophy and left atrial enlargement

systolic and diastolic HF

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4
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effect of acute hypertension on brain?

A

cerebral edema

intracerebral hemorrhage

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5
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effect of chronic hypertension on the brain?

A

hypertensive encephalopathy

  • cerebral edema
  • lacunar type infarcts
  • dementia
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6
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the deleterious effects of too low a blood pressure on cerebral perfusion in a patient with chronic hypertension can lead to?

A

cerebral hypo perfusion

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7
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causes of primary hypertension?

A

high intake of salt
genetics
obesity
lack of physical activity

affects 90-95% of population

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causes of secondary hypertension?

A
renal disease
primary hyperaldosteronism
pheochromocytoma
endocrine
obstructive sleep apnea
medications
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the most common cause of secondary hypertension?

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renal disease

  • renal parenchymal disease
  • -chronic kidney disease
  • -polycystic kidney disease
  • renal vascular disease
  • -renal artery stenosis
  • -fibromuscular hyperplasia
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10
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primary hyperaldosteroneism is what kind of hypertension?

caused by?

*effects?

A

secondary

adrenal adenoma
-conns syndrome

idiopathic adrenal hyperplasia
-most common cause

other
-familial hyperaldosteronism, adrenal carcinoma

*Na retention and increased IV volume, loss of potassium, loss of H+ leads to metabolic acidosis

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11
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pheochromocytoma is caused by?

A

adrenal tumor

excessive amounts of epinephrine and norepinephrine

resistent hypertension

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12
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main cause of endocrine hypertension?

A

cushing syndrome
thyroid disease
-hyperthyroidism
-hypothyroidism

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13
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meds that cause secondary hypertension?

*meds whose withdrawal cause secondary htn?

A

NSAIDs

drugs of abuse
-alcohol, cocaine

adrenergic meds

corticosteroids

oral contraceptive use, activates RAAS

*beta blocker and clonidine

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14
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according to AHA/ACC, standards define HTN as?

A

as 130/80

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15
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lifestyle mods?

A

weight loss
smoking cessation
exercise

*DASH, dietary approach to stop hypertension

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