Hypertension Flashcards

1
Q

number for diagnosing hypertension

A

above 140/90 in clinic or 135/85 with ABPM

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2
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% hypertension which is primary

A

95

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3
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2nd causes of hypertension

A

renal disease - renal artery stenosis
obesity
pregnancy
endocrine eg conns

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4
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complications

A

IHD
cerebrovascular accident
retinopathy, nephropathy
heart failure

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5
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stage 1,2,3 hypertension

A
  1. > 140/90
  2. > 160/100
  3. > 180/120
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6
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investigations for end organ damage

A

urine albumin creatinine ratio - proteinuria and dipstick for haematuria
bloods - HbA1c, renal function and lipids
fundus examination
ECG

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7
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medications

A
ACEI - 1.25mg-10mg
beta blocker 5-20mg
CCB 5-10mg
TZD - indapamide 2.5mg
ARB - candesartan 8-32mg
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8
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management protocol

A

<55yrs and non black - ACEI
over 55 or black - CCB
Then: A+C or A+D

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9
Q

spironolactone

A

potassium sparing diuretic blocks aldosterone - sodium excretion
can cause hyperkalaemia

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10
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treatment targets over 80yrs and under 80yrs

A

under 80 = <140/<90

over 80 = <150/<90

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