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Title: HYPERTENSION


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HYPERTENSION
  • B.P. CONTROL
  • HYPERTENSION RISK FACTORS
  • EFFECTS OF HYPERTENSION
  • DRUG THERAPY
  • HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY

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REGULATION OF B.P.
  • B.P. C.O. x T.P.R.
  • Normal regulation maintains M.A.P. in range
    suitable for tissue perfusion
  • Control - by negative feedback regulating
  • a) C.O. (by S.V. and H.R.)
  • b) T.P.R.

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SHORT-TERM REGULATION
  • Neural and hormonal controls
  • Corrects temporary imbalances (eg posture,
    exercise, bleeding)
  • NEURAL
  • baroreceptors C.O. ? or ?
  • ANS
  • CNS ischemic
  • response vasoconstrict.?or?
  • Note postural hypotension, shock

4
SHORT-TERM REGULATION
  • HORMONAL
  • a) Volume regulation - by Na
  • ? B.P.
  • or ? vol. ?? R-A-A ? ? Na ( H2O)

  • vasoconstriction
  • ? B.P.
  • or ? vol. ? ? ANF ? ? Na ( H2O)

5
SHORT-TERM REGULATION
  • b) Hormonal osmolality regulation
  • mainly due to ECF Na
  • ?osmolality??ADH ? vasoconstr.
  • ? H2O retention
  • ADH vasopressin

6
LONG-TERM B.P. REGULATION
  • Renal mechanisms - Na and H2O regulation by
    hormones above

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HYPERTENSION
  • Definition ? B.P. 140/90 in adults
  • (? diastolic pressure most important)
  • Normally ? with age
  • Most common c.v. disorder
  • Types - primary
  • - secondary (5-10 )
  • Basic defect ? tendency for arteriole smooth
    muscle contraction
  • Signs and symptoms none

8
HYPERTENSION RISK FACTORS
  • Family history (genetic
  • predisposition)
  • ? age
  • ? salt intake for some people
  • Lifestyle
  • - obesity ( hyperinsulinemia)
  • - smoking
  • - alcohol (? systolic)

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EFFECTS OF UNTREATED HYPERTENSION
  • ? wear and tear in blood vessels
  • ? hemorrhagic stroke
  • ? aneurism
  • ? atherosclerosis
  • In heart
  • ? work for L. ventricle ? hypertrophy
  • Renal sclerosis of arterioles
  • (? ? nephrons, ? renin etc)
  • In retina hemorrhages ? retinopathy

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TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION
  • Goal ? B.P. lt 140/90 mm Hg
  • Treatment
  • Secondary - correct the cause
  • (eg kidney disease)
  • Primary (essential hypertension)
  • a) Lifestyle modification (? risk factors)
    then..
  • b) Pharmacological selection

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ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUGS
  • A. One of the following at first
  • Thiazide diuretic (? Na)
  • ?-blocker (to ? H.R. and renin)
  • ACE inhibitor (to ? angiotensin II)
  • Arteriolar vasodilation (Ca2 channel antagonists
    eg nifedipine)
  • ?-adrenoceptor block (? T.P.R.)
  • B. Combination of above (lower dose)
  • eg diuretic with ?-blocker or ACE inhib

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ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUGS
  • Problems with treatment
  • - absence of symptoms, slow progress of disease,
    side-effects, medication for life
  • - noncompliance is a major cause of hypertension
    treatment failure

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HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY
  • Normal pregnancy
  • ? B.P. in 1st, 2nd trimesters but
  • blood volume is ?, and C.O. is?
  • ? T.P.R. is ? (vasodilation)
  • Hypertension in pregnancy (10)
  • - may be pregnancy-induced ( proteinuria, edema
    preeclampsia)
  • - abnormal placental flow, mediators
  • - life-threatening ? pre-term birth
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