Hypertension Flashcards

1
Q

When do you need to measure blood pressure?

A
  1. Annual exam
  2. Patient has history of hypertension
  3. Patient undergoes invasive surgical procedure (pre and post op recordings)
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2
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Reproduce JNC 7 HTN Guidelines

  • Normal
  • Pre-HTN
  • HTN - Stage 1
  • HTN - Stage 2
A

Normal - Systolic (mm Hg): <120 - Diastolic (mm Hg): <80
Pre-HTN - 120-139 - 80-89
HTN (Stage 1) - 140-159 - 90-99
HTN (Stage 2) - > or = 160 - > or = 100

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3
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Reproduce JNC 8 Recommendations / Goals
 Patient Subgroup (Target SBP and DBP)
 for greater than or equal to 60 y/o
Less than 60 y/o
Greater than 18 y/o with CKD
Greater than 18 y/o with diabetes
A
  • < 150 and < 90
  • < 140 and < 90
  • < 140 and < 90
  • < 140 and < 90
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4
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How does HTN affect our management of patients?

  • Normal BP
  • Pre-HTN
  • Stage 1 HTN
  • Stage 2 HTN
  • > 180 or > 110
  • > 210 or 120
A
  • No modifications
  • Discuss risk factors
  • Take BP
  • Take BP and limit episode
  • Consult prior to Urgent Care; Refer today
  • Immediate referral
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5
Q

Oral Effects of HTN agents?

A
  • Xerostomia
  • Gingival enlargement (Calcium channel blockers like nifedipine)
  • Lichenoid Reactions (Ace inhibitors like lisinopril)
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6
Q

HTN Risk factors (8) - 2 uncontrolled, 6 controlled

A
  • Age
  • Family history
  • Obesity
  • Physical activity
  • Alcohol
  • Diet
  • Dietary sodium
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7
Q

Most common etiology of Hypertension is?

A

Unknown

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