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MSN 624 EXAM 3: CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE Hypertension Defined by determining the level of blood pressure that caused target organ damage, morbidity, and mortality as arterial flow is delivered. Blood Pressure Force in arterial s...

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MSN 624 EXAM 3: CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS EXAM

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

LATEST UPDATE


Hypertension

Defined by determining the level of blood pressure that caused target organ damage,

morbidity, and mortality as arterial flow is delivered.

Blood Pressure

Force in arterial structures created by an interplay of flow, volume, and constriction

Primary HTN

No known cause (95% of cases)

Secondary HTN

directly related to structural, circulatory, or chemical abnormalities (5% of cases)

HTN Risk Factors

- CAD

- CHF

- CVA

- PAD

- Kidney disease

- Retinopathy

HTN Incidence

, - men > women (until mid 50s)

- 55-64 y/o prevalence equalizes in women and men

- 65-74 y/o women > men

- > 74 y/o equalizes for both women and men

- Blacks have greater incidence of CVD, CVA, renal complications, and death than other

ethnicities

Prevalence of HTN

- lower SES (poor diet, stress, etc.)

- African Americans > Whites or Hispanics

Secondary HTN Causes

- renal artery stenosis

- pheochromocytoma

- hyperaldosteronism

- coarctation of aorta

- cushing's syndrome

- sleep apnea (OSA)

- thyroid disease

- alcohol

- certain medications (steroids, OCPs, NSAIDs)

- genetics

- renal parenchymal disease

Pheochromocytoma

Catecholamine producing tumor

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