Exam 3: Hypertension Basics

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Blood pressure is the single most modifiable risk factor to prevent .

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Heart disease associated with hypertension leads to ___% of deaths,

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Elevated blood pressure is a systolic reading between - mmHg and a diastolic reading under mmHg.

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Hypertension stage one is a systolic reading between - mmHg and a diastolic reading between - mmHg.

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is the force exerted by blood against the walls of blood vessels.

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Systemic vascular resistance can be lowered by:

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Select the factors that would put a patient at an increased risk for high blood pressure:

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Select symptoms of hypertension:

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Select the two organs that would experience the highest frequency of consequences from hypertension:

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Hypertension medication should be taken as prescribed, even if asymptomatic.

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For every kilogram of weight loss, how much will blood pressure typically drop by?

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Hypertension stage 2 is a systolic reading over or equal to mmHg and a diastolic reading over or equal to mmHg.

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A normal blood pressure is a systolic reading under mmHg and a diastolic reading under mmHg.

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When the GFR ( drops, rises ), kidneys trigger the secretion of aldosterone by the adrenal glands.

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Check off options that are correlated with alpha1:

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Check off the options that are associated with beta2

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Select the options that are associated with beta1:

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Peripheral blood vessels vasoconstrict when this is stimulated.

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Coronary arteries vasoconstrict when this is stimulated.

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Peripheral blood vessels vasodilate when this is stimulated.

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Select the occurrences that are associated with Beta1:

College NUR 325 Quiz am Exam 3: Hypertension Basics, erstellt von Jasper McClellan am 18/07/2022.

Exam 3: Hypertension Basics

Exam 3: Hypertension Basics

Blood pressure is the single most modifiable risk factor to prevent .

Heart disease associated with hypertension leads to ___% of deaths,

Elevated blood pressure is a systolic reading between - mmHg and a diastolic reading under mmHg.

Hypertension stage one is a systolic reading between - mmHg and a diastolic reading between - mmHg.

is the force exerted by blood against the walls of blood vessels.

Systemic vascular resistance can be lowered by:

Select the factors that would put a patient at an increased risk for high blood pressure:

Select symptoms of hypertension:

Select the two organs that would experience the highest frequency of consequences from hypertension:

Hypertension medication should be taken as prescribed, even if asymptomatic.

For every kilogram of weight loss, how much will blood pressure typically drop by?

Hypertension stage 2 is a systolic reading over or equal to mmHg and a diastolic reading over or equal to mmHg.

A normal blood pressure is a systolic reading under mmHg and a diastolic reading under mmHg.

When the GFR drops rises( drops, rises ), kidneys trigger the secretion of aldosterone by the adrenal glands.

Check off options that are correlated with alpha1:

Check off the options that are associated with beta2

Select the options that are associated with beta1:

Peripheral blood vessels vasoconstrict when this is stimulated.

Coronary arteries vasoconstrict when this is stimulated.

When the GFR ( drops, rises ), kidneys trigger the secretion of aldosterone by the adrenal glands.