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Slide set 6 Flashcards

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HTN is

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CV syndrome that may change function and structure of the heart and vascular system

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Primary HTN is

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AKA Essential HTN and has unknown etiology

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Secondary HTN is

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HTN that has a definable cause and can possibly be cured

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Classifications of HTN (5)

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Pre-HTN HTN (Stage I and II) HTN Crisis (Urgency/Emergency)

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4 elements to HTN

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Heart, BVs, Kidneys, and hormones

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DX of HTN is based on consistent elevation of

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SBP >140 -OR- DBP>90

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Resistant HTN is based upon what

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Consisttent BP elevation despite Rx adherence with 3 drugs

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What contributes to rises in BP

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Heart - CO rises sue to SNS BVs - contrict due to SNS, Tone, Ion channels Kidney - Retaining H2O or NA+

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What is considered HTN end organ damage

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Eyes, Kidneys, Strokes/TIAs, Heart, PAD/PVD

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Secondary has the same consequences as primary HTN?

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Yes

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Factors suggesting secondary HTN (5)

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Age of onset (20-50) Severity (Dramatic) Onset nature (usually abrupt)

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(MC’s) causing secondary HTN

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1.CKD 2.Primary aldosteronism

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Screening for 2nd HTN with renovascular DZ - labs

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GFR, U/S, Creatinine, UA

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Screening for 2nd HTN with Pheochromocytoma - labs

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24hr UA Metanephrines/catecholamines

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Screening for 2nd HTN with aldosteronism - labs

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24H urine aldosterone (>25:1 - serum:ua) Unprovoked hypokalemia May see a U-wave on EKG

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Screening for 2nd HTN with Cushings syndrome - labs

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Dexamethasone suppression test 24H UA cortisol levels

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Screening for 2nd HTN with Sleep Apnea - labs

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Sleep study

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Screening for 2nd HTN with Coarctation of the aorta - labs

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CT angiography (Pulse in UE, delayed LE pulse)

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Screening for 2nd HTN with Thyroid - labs

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TSH, FT4

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Screening for 2nd HTN with Parathyroidism - labs

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Serum PTH and calcium

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The kidneys are

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Selfish, they will kill the body to save themselves

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2nd HTN - renal artery stenosis is

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Narrowing of one or both renal arteries

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What two mechanisms cause renal artery stenosis

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Atherosclerosis 2/3 of pts Fibromuscular dysplasia 1/3 of pts

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MOA of renal stenosis and HTN

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Decreased renal blood flow stimulates RAAS to increase retention,volume,BP

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What is an indicator of Bilateral renal artery stenosis

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Creatinine rise after admin ACEI

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MOA of ACEI

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Stops ANG II and bradykinin synthesis

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MOA of ARB

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Blocks ANG II binding to AT1 receptors

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Classic findings of Coarcation of the aorta

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Systolic HTN in UE but not in LE CXR has rib notching Reduced femoral pulse

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MOA coarctation of the aorta

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Impaired blood flow distal to coarctation causes renal perfusion impairment

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Pheochromocytoma classic triad

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Episodic HA Sweating Tachycardia

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Pheochromocytoma is a

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Catecholamine secreting tumor found in the adrenal medulla usually

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Pheochromocytoma is associated with what mutations

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multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN 2A/2B)

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Hyperaldosteronism is

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Excessive aldosterone secretion causing increased NA+ retention

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34
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What causes increased aldosteronism (3)

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Adrenal adenoma (Conn Syndrome)(most pts) Bilateral hyperplasia (Primary) Renin-secreting tumors (Secondary)

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Cushing syndrome is

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Excess glucocorticoids (Cortisol) that leads to increased blood volume and renin production

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Cushings disease refers to

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Pituitary adenoma which secretes ACTH in excess

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Hyperthyroidism causes HTN by

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Excess metabolic activity causes increased cardiac activity (HR) and then (CO)

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Hypothyroidism causes HTN by

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Volume retention (>DBP usually)

39
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Hyperparathyroidism due to

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A parathyroid secreting adenoma secreting excess calcium effecting renal fx and causing HTN

40
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Medications that can cause HTN (6)

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Estrogens Corticosteroids EPO

41
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Cocaine/Amphetamines can cause

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Acute HTN - HTN crisis or emergency - AMI

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BP measuring criteria

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2 readings 5m apart with arm at heart level Confirm elevated BP in contralateral arm If BP is high in both arms and pt is <30yo -leg BP If pt is >65, DM, or antiHTN rx check orthostatics

43
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BP documenting criteria

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BP, patient position, which arm and cuff size

44
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Ambulatory monitoring indications

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White coat HTN & no end organ damage Episodic HTN HOTN symptoms on HTN meds

45
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What association is there between BP, Sleep, CV risk

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Absence of 10-20% drop of BP during sleep may indicate CV risk

46
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When to check BP with pts that have NL BP

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Every two years

47
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When to check BP with pts that are pre-HTN

48
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What dx test can you consider with resist-HTN

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CXR, 24H Ambulatory monitor, Echocardiography, microalbuminuria

49
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TXT goals for >60yo - >150/90

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Med to reduce BP to <150/90 (if <140 and tolerated - no change to med)

50
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TXT goals for <60yo - >140/90

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Med to reduce BP to <140/90

51
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TXT goals for >18yo with CKD or DM - >140/90

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Med to reduce BP to <140/90

52
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HTN TXT for nonpharm

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Weight loss – decrease in BP 5-20mmHg DASH Diet- decrease in BP 8-14 mmHg Na+ restriction – Decrease in BP 2-8 mmHg Exercise – decrease in BP 4-9 mmHg Mod ETOH Intake – decrease in BP 2-4 mmHg

53
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Can you use ACEI or ARB in pregnancy

54
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What does an ACEI do to K+

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Increase K+ (adding loop diuretic helps)

55
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Thiazide lab monitoring

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Hypokalemia, hyponatremia

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Loop diuretcs lab monitoring

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Monitor lytes (k, Mg decrease)

57
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ACEI/ARB lab monitoring

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Kidney fx and hyperkalemia

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Aldosterone lab monitoring

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Hyperkalemia

59
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Thiazides drugs (3)

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Chlorthalidone Hydrochlorothiazide Indapamide

60
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TXT of heart failure is based upon if

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HF is systolic or diastolic in nature

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Pharm TXT of Post MI is

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B-BLK or ACEI

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Pharm TXT of HTN urgency is

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α agonist (Clonidine)

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Pharm TXT of BPH is

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α antagonist (-zosins)

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Pharm TXT of cardiac issues with pregnancy is

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  1. Methyldopa or Labetolol 2. Nifedipine (can be added as 2nd line)
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Pharm TXT of CHF is

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Combo A/B-BLK (Labetalol or carvedilol)

66
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α agonists (clonidine) SEs (2)

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Dry mouth and Rebound HTN

67
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Pharm TXT for pts who fail everything else

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Hydralazine and minoxidil

68
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Renin blocker example

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Pts requiring >3 drugs for HTN treatment should be

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Referred to HTN specialist Nephrologist Cardiologist Endocrin

70
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What are the two categories of HTN crisis

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Urgency or Emergency

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HTN crisis refers to

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Severely elevated BP

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HTN urgency refers to

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Severely elevated BP in an asymptomatic pt without end organ damage

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Timeline for TXT of HTN urgency is

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PO Therapy within hours/days and F/U monitoring

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End Organ damage is usually evident when BP is

75
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HTN emergency refers to

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Severely elevated BP with end organ damage

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Timeline for TXT of HTN emergency is

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Therapy immediately and ADMIT

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HTN crisis etiology

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prolonged inadequate control of chronic HTN with a hemodynamic insult

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HTN crisis pathophys

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Severe elevate BP causes Arteriolar fibrinoid necrosis causing endothelial damage and PLT/Fibrin despostion leading to ischemia

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HTN crisis labs

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UA, CMP, CBC, CXR, EKG

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In HTN crisis if BP is reduced too rapidly what can occur

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End-Organ ischemia due to compensatory effects

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Goal of TXT in HTN crisis is to reduce MAP by

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20-25% and <100 DBP

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HTN emergency requires (5)

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ICU admit Parenteral Meds Continuous cardiac monitoring Invasive (radial

83
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HTN urgnecy TXT in a pt already on anti-HTN (3)

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Increase dose of current med or add another Check adherence Add diuretic and reinforce dietary Na+ restricts

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HTN urgency management/pharm

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Goal is to reduce BP <160/100 -F/U w/ long acting PO Furosemide PO Clonidine

85
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HTN Emergency management/pharm

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Parenteral Labetalol

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Labetalol cannot be used in what two cardiac D/Os

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Cocaine intoxication and Decomp Systolic HF

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HTN Emergency (Aortic dissection) management/pharm

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Goal in acute dissection is BP <140/110 Morphine for pain IV labetaolol or Esmolol

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HTN Emergency (Pulmonary edema) management/pharm

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Goal is by reduction by 20-30%, diuresis IV Nitroglycerin (1st line) IV Nicardipine (favors systolic dysfunction)

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HTN Emergency (Cocaine/meth abuse) management/pharm

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Initial TXT is benzodiazepine IV Lorazepam IV Diazepam

90
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HTN Emergency (AMI) management/pharm

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Goal 20-30% reduction of SBP >160 IV nitroglycerin (1st line) IV or PO Metoprolol

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HTN Emergency (Neurologic ER) management/pharm

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Get emergency CT scan to determine DX first

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