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Hypertension
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Mind Map on Hypertension, created by shahid alzaghari on 20/09/2017.
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Hypertension
Ghassan, 48 year old man
Hypertension?
Defined as blood systolic pressure equal to or >140 and blood diastolic pressure equal to or >90
Blood pressure determinants:
Cardiac output
Heart rate
Sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system
Stroke volume
End diastolic volume
Venous return
End systolic volume (ejection fraction)
Force of contraction
Atrial Resistance
Viscosity of blood
Concentration of electrolytes and proteins
Hematocrit
Radius of vessels
1/r4
Baroreceptor reflex:
Chemoreceptor reflex
Volume or low- pressure receptors:
Epidemiology of HT in UAE
RISK FACTORS
Non- modifiable
Unhealthy eating
High Na intake
NSAIDs
Loe K intake
Alcohol Intake
Inactive Lifestyle
Obesity
How to know if the person is Obese?
Tobacco use
Stress
Kidney Disease
Diabetes
Obstructive sleep apnea
Cough and cold medications that contain Pseudoephedrine and Phenylephrine
Modifiable
Age
Gender
Ethnicity
Family History
Signs and Symptoms
Most of the time there are none!!
Headahe
Dizziness
Blurred vision
Nausea and vomiting
Chest pain and shortness of breath
Claudication
Is pain caused by too little blood flow to your legs or arms, usually during exercise.
Symptoms:
Pain when exercising
Intermittent pain
Pain when at rest
Discolored skin or ulcerations
An aching or burning feeling
Weakness
Risk Factors
Smoking
High cholesterol
High blood pressure
Obesity
Classifications
Primary
Environmental factors
Genetic factors
Secondary
Caused by other disease:
Diabetes
Polycystic kidney disease
Glomerular disease
Renovascular HT
Cushing syndrome
Aldosteronism
Thyroid problems
Coarctation
Sleep apnea
Complications
1- Blood Vessels
-Loss of elasticity
-Aneurisms
-Breaking and leaking
-Arteriosclerosis and Atherosclerosis
2- The Heart
Increase in vessels resistance
Increase in Pressure
More force applied to overcome it
Left Ventricular Hypertrophy
Left sided Heart Failure
3- Kidney
Nephrosclerosis
Leading to Ischemia
Periglomerular Fibrosis
Then Kidney Failure
4- Brain:
Transient Ischemic Attack
Stroke
Dementia
Mild Cognitive Impairment
5- Eyes:
Loss of vision
Retinopathy
Blurred vision
Bleeding
Lipid profile
It is a test that is measured the for cardiovascular risk prediction and has now become almost a routine test
It measure:
Total Cholesterol
HDL
LDL
Triglycerides
Disease Management
Pharmacological Therapy::
Anti-Hypertensive
1- Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors (ACE)
2- Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers
3- Anti-adrenergics
α1
Present in peripheral vessels (especially arterioles)
Stimulation leads to vasoconstriction
α2
Present in brain
Stimulation leads to decreased sympathetic outflow
β1
Present in heart
Stimulation Leads to increased automaticity, conductivity, contractility
β2
Present in bronchial tree and in blood vessels
Stimulation will lead to bronchodilation and vasodilation
4- Calcium channel blocker
5- Diuretics
6- Direct Vasodilator
Anti-Hyperlipidemic
How to increase patient's compliance?
1- Simplifying regimen characteristics
2- Imparting knowledge
3- Modifying patient beliefs
4- Patient communication
5- Leaving the bias
6- Evaluating adherence
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