Systemic HTN Flashcards

1
Q

Loose BP cuff causes?

A

-OVERESTIMATED BP

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2
Q

Indirect measurement of BP?

A

-BP cuff! - Korotkof method

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3
Q

Direct measurement of BP?

A

-Intra-arterial catheter

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4
Q

New JNC 8 makes recommendations for BP therapy how?

A

depends on:

  • age
  • coexisting diseases (DM, CRD)
  • race
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5
Q

borderline HTN means?

A

BP only occasionally exceeds normal

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6
Q

primary (essential) htn means?

A

-elevated systemic BP without known cause

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7
Q

secondary HTN means?

A

-elevated systemic BP for which a cause can be identified (such as renal failure)

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8
Q

accelerated HTN means?

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-sudden loss of BP control in previously controlled person

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9
Q

htn crisis means?

A

-any circumstance requiring rapid reduction of systemic blood pressure (BBP >140mmHg)

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10
Q

HTN emergency means?

A

-need to lower BP within 1 hr

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11
Q

Malignant htn means?

A

-hypertensive crisis with retinopathy or CNS symptoms (stupor…etc)

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12
Q

htn encephalopathy means?

A

-CNS symptoms during HTN crisis

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13
Q

hypertensive retinopathy grading:

A

1-arteriolar narrowing
2-AV nicking (arterioles cross over venules)
3-hemorrhages and exudates/scars (=MALIG HTN)
4-papilledema-optic disk/nerve swollen so vessel do not appear inside the circle but then appear going out of the circle(=MALIG HTN)

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14
Q

CNS HTN consequences:

A
  • decreasing cognitive function with age
  • transient ischemic attach (intracranial atherosclerosis)
  • stroke
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15
Q

Kidney HTN damage:

A
  • albumin leak - in urine due to intraglomerular htn

- nephrosclerosis - cant concentrate the urine

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16
Q

Cardiac HTN damage:

A
  • increasing LV mass - loss of LV diastolic function (poor filling)
  • LV dilation
17
Q

Vasclar HTN damage

A

-SAH (systemic arterial HTN) one of major risks of CAD, HF, sudden cardiac death

18
Q

HTN presenting symptoms:

A

-asymptomatic!
-headache, dizzy, blurred vision (CNS)
-Chest pain, dyspnea, palpitations
-impotence
-epistaxis
hematuria

19
Q

most common form of target organ damage due to HTN?

A

-ischemic heart disease

20
Q

Drug of choice for HTN?

A

diuretics - thiazides