Creado por Heather Edmonson
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Pregunta | Respuesta |
hypertension | the pressure our heart is having to force against |
High Blood Pressure (HBP) | 140/90 |
Normal BP is ____ | 120/80 |
__ in ___ adults have hypertension | 1 in 3 |
hypertension leads to LV _____ | hypertrophy |
Early hypertension has impaired _____ function and preserved _____ function | diastolic ; systolic |
prolonged hypertension has _____ dysfunction and LV _____ | systolic ; dilation |
What are the two types of hypertension? | Primary and Secondary |
_____ hypertension makes up 90-95% of cases and has no causes | primary |
______ hypertension has many causes including family hx, drugs, smoking, etc. | secondary |
signs and symptoms of hypertension | asymptomatic, headaches, dizziness, palpitations, sweats, anxiety, dyspnea, CP |
_____ is a big finding with uncontrolled HTN | hypertrophy |
HTN is most common cause of ____ _____ | diastolic dysfunction |
Sclerotic AoV | overworking of valve causes thickening |
atherosclerosis | hardening of arteries |
MI | myocardial infarction -most common cause of death from HTN |
encephalopathy | hardening of arteries to brain |
retinopathy | hardening of arteries to eyes |
AAA | abdominal aortic aneurysm |
_____ is a strong predictor of HTN when taking measurements | LV mass |
heart failure with preserved EF is termed ______ | hypertensive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy |
_____ can present identical to dilated cardiac myopathy | end stage HTN |
treatments of HTN | lifestyle, diet, pharmacologic therapy |
Pulmonary HTN can be ____ or ____ | acute ; chronic (cor pulmonale) |
signs and symptoms of pulmonary HTN | SOB, exertion dyspnea, fatigue, dizziness/syncope, CP, palpitations, cough, hoarseness, swelling of ankles or feet, coughing blood |
Echo findings for pulmonary HTN | dilated PA, paradoxical septal motion, septal hypertrophy, RVH, RV dilation |
M-mode of PV | decreased/absent A dip, mid systolic closure, premature PV opening |
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