Hypertension Flashcards

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120-139 / 80-89 (JNC)

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Pre Hypertension (JNC)

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140-159 / 90-99 (JNC)

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Stage I Hypertension (JNC)

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3
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> 160 / > 100 (JNC)

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Stage II Hypertension (JNC)

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4
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120-129 / < 80 (ACC/AHA)

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Elevated BP (ACC/AHA)

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5
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130-139 / 80-89 (ACC/AHA)

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Stage I Hypertension (ACC/AHA)

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140+ / 90+ (ACC/AHA)

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Stage II Hypertension (ACC/AHA)

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Threshold to Initiate Treatment for JNC and ACC/AHA

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JNC:

  • > 60yo and >150/90
  • <60yo or comorbid conditions (DM, CKD) and >140/90

ACC/AHA

  • > 130/80 and hx of CVD or >10% ASCVD risk
  • > 140/90 if no CVD or <10% ASCVD risk
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Treatment Algorithm For JNC and ACC/AHA

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JNC:

  • Start 1 med then follow up in 1 mo
  • Add med or increase dose if not at BP goal

ACC/AHA

  • 1 med for stage 1
  • 2 meds for stage 2 (both with different MOA)
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9
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Initiation Medication (first line) Non-AA with or without DM

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  • Thiazide Diuretic (chlorthalidone preferred)
  • CCBs
  • ACE or ARBs (not both)
    »> Especially with DM with Albuminuria
    »> CKD3 or higher
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Initiation Medication (first line) AA with or without DM

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  • Thiazide Diuretic (chlorthalidone preferred)
    »> Better CV prevention (AA higher risk of stroke)
  • CCBs
    »> Better stroke prevention
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11
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Initiation Medication with CKD (AA or non AA)

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ACE or ARB

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12
Q

ACE or ARB:

HTN or DM Kidney Disease

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ACE OR ARB

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13
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ACE or ARB:

HF/CAD/post MI

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ACE

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14
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How Many HTN medications to prescribe?

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  • Most need 2
  • Begin with 2 meds IF: sys goal > 20, dias goal > 10
  • Use with caution in elderly (2)
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15
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HTN in Stable Ischemic Heart Disease

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FIRST LINE: BB, ACE/ARB
- Post MI: Use BB AND ACE for min 3 years
»> to prevent ventricular remodeling

  • If Needed: ADD dihydropyridine CCB (diltiazem or verapamil) (esp. if angina despite BB), thiazide, or mineralocorticoid blocker (aldosterone)
  • Can continue BB beyond 3 yrs post MI for treatment of HTN without HFrEF
    »» any BB EXCEPT ATENOLOL
  • ACE’s can be used indefinitely
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16
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HTN in Heart Failure

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HFrEF
- Do not use a non-dihydropyridine CCB
>>> NOT DILTIAZEM or VERAPAMIL 
>>> use amlodipine or felodipine 
- Preferred BBs (metop, bisoprolol, carvedilol) 

HFpEF

  • Diuretic for volume overload
  • If needed, add an ACE/ARB and BB
17
Q

Resistant Hypertension

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Pseudo Resistance: white coat, poor adherence, bad regimen, bad BP taking

Other Factors: NSAID use, Na Intake

3 CORE MEDS:
- Diuretic (CKD, use loop like furosemide), ACE/ARB, CCB (bedtime)
4th MED: Aldosterone Antagonist
5th MED: BB unless other indications for first use

** IF THIS DOESNT WORK THEN SCREEN FOR SLEEP APNEA OR ALDOSTERONE SYNDROME **

18
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Intensifying Prescriptions for HTN

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  • If BP Consistently > 130 then can add second med

i. e. on lisinopril 20mg, then can add chlorthalidone