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ch. 43 Antihypertens

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Hypertension >in BP w/systolic>140 and diastolic >90mmHg
Essential Hypertension-90& related to family history, hyperlipidemia, african american background, aging, stress, >smoking & alcohol use.
Secondary hypertension-10% related to Renal and Endocrine disorders
What regulates normal BP? the kidneys and blood vessels
What causes elevated blood pressure? retention of sodium and water whic causes fluid volume to increase thus >BP
How is hypertension controlled in the african american population? via alpha1 blockers and calcium channel blockers
why don't african american respond to beta-adrenergic & ace:angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors in treatment of hypertension? because they are suceptible to low-renin hypertension
ace inhibitors & beta blocker can be combined with what to be more effective in treating hypertension in african americans? Diuretics
normal BP? <120/<80
prehypertension? 120-139/80-89
stage 1 hypertension 140-159/90-99
stage 2 hypertension >160/>100
what population is twice as sensitive to hypettensives and need to have a reduced dose> Asians
Caucasians have what type of hypertenstion? high-renin, respond to all hypertensive drugs
what nondrug methods reduce hypertension? exercise, salt restriction,<alcohol, weight reduction
patient taking antihypertensive drugs should be evaluated when? after being on the drug for a year
purpose of Diuretics? they promote sodium depletion which decreases extracellualr fluid volume(ECFV)
Hydrochlorothiazide is? diuretic most commonly used to treat mild hypertension. can be used alone or with and antihypertnsive drug.
thiazide Diuretics should not be used for who? people with renal failure
Lasix(furosemide) loop dieuritic that does not depress reanl blood flow.
beta-adrenergic blockers anti hypertensives used as antianginals and antidysrhythmics
Nonselective beta-blockers they inhibit b1(heart) and b2(bronchial) receptors
these beta blocker are prefered because they block b1 rather than b2 receptor sites and bronchoconstriction is less likely to occur. cardioselective beta blockers
This B1 cardioselective antihypertensive promotes BP reduction Lopressor(Metoprolol)Brand(generic)
herbal alert for antihypertensives ma-huang and ephedra < or counteract the effects of antihypertensives
beta-blokers info decreased cardiac output, can >BUN-blood urea nitrogen and serum creatinine, avoid OTC drugs, pt to ck radial plulse, can cause constipation.
alpha2 agonists <sympathetic response from brainstem to peripheral vessels, stimulate alpha2 receptors. cause slow heart rate(bradycardia)
alpha-adrenergic blockers treat lipid abnormalities,<VLDL & LDL that are responsible for fatty plaque bulidup in arteries
selective alpha-adrenergic blocker that reduces BP and treat benign prostatic hypertrophy(BPH) Minipress(Prazosin)
Minipress(Prazosin) caused sodium and water rentention and edema and is taken w/diuretc
orthostatic hypotenstion dizzness, faintness, lightheadness, >heart rate occurs w/1st dose of alpha-adrenergic blockers
what can potentiate the effect of alpha-adrenergic blockers? alcohol, nitrats, other antihypertensives
a direct-acting Arteriolar vasodilator that is potent and relaxes smooth muscle of blood vessels, mainly arteries, causeing vasodilation Hyperstat(diazoxide)
vasodilators? BP<,a sodium and water are retained resulting in peripheral edema.
ace:angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors cause little change in cardiac output treat stage 1,2 hypertension, some for heart failureside effects -constant cough
Monopril(fosinopril) ace inhibitor reduces peripheral resistance and improves cardiac output
Lotensin(benazepril HCL ace inhibitor treat stage 1,2 hypertension
Cozaar(Losartan potassium) ARB prevent the release of Na-retaining hormone aldosterone, block the angiotensin II from the AT1 receptor found in many tissues
Created by: VRoberts
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