32 Hypertension
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pressure changes throughout day
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drink alcohol: resistant htn
HTN screening important because association with number of diseases
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rupture of atherosclerosis leads to MI
glassy appearing
leakage of protein materials out of arterial wall
much less common
malignant: BP rises rapidly and a lot in short amt of time
bp so high, basement membrane replicating
symptoms can occur (usually asymptomatic)
lower density of arterioles
increased afterload, increased work of heart
left: nl voltage. Right: higher
diastolic HF, S4
LV concentric hypertrophy:
lumen same size, wall much thicker
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systolic/diastolic rises
pulse pressure also rises
when C compliance falls, delta P, change in pressure goes up
left: compliant vessel, blood flow in and stretch vessel, pressure does not increase that much
right: vessel can't stretch, pressure increase much higher
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confusion
afterload so high, no blood to heart
microangiopathic hemolytic anemia
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rapidly progressive and fatal in 1-2 years
now definition: severe HTN difficult to control
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secondary HTN either raise CO or raise TPR
cannot excrete Na normally
sympathetic ramped up from repeated episodes of apnea
PGE2 vasodilator
diltiazem drug of choice to treat HTN caused by these 2 drugs
no sign of volume overload
low plasma renin, high aldosterone. Important
catecholamines released in episodes
steroids for RA
know renal bruit
normal kidney compensates for volume retention
pressure natriuresis: autoregulation. One kidney releasing more renin/Na causing the other to release less
increased RAAS/BP: normal kidney can't compensate
in setting of renal artery stenosis, pts depend on Ang II's efferent vasoconstriction to maintain GFR
association and can develop renal artery stenosis
healthy women in 40s develop HTN resistant to therapy and has bruit over renal artery
upper body HTN
