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Cvs Disorders Medical Surgical Nursing - I
Cvs Disorders Medical Surgical Nursing - I
Cvs Disorders Medical Surgical Nursing - I
Hypertension Defined as constant elevation of the systolic or diastolic pressure above 140/90 mm of Hg
Leads –heart work harder straining to blood vessels and even heart
leading to
MI,
CVA,
RF,
Atherosclerosis
DBP is imp- it depends – Peripheral resistance -↑ in small arterioles - end organ damage
SBP
130-139 - Gr I Mild
140-159 - Gr II moderate
160-180 - Gr III
DBP
Etiology
1 RAVEESH KUMAR, ASSO PROF & HOD IN MSN, GOVT COLLEGE OF NURSING, KIMS, HUBBALLI
CVS DISORDERS Medical Surgical Nursing - I
• Heredity - Genetic
• Increased Na Intake
• Obesity
• Smoking
• Age
• Sex
• DM
• Emotional stress
Secondary Hypertension < 5 % cases in adults person < 20 and > 50 yrs Hypertension is
suspected
• Renal diseases
Others like
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• Pregnancy
• Medication
• Neurological disorders
Pathophysiology
Pathophysiology
Excess Na Fewer Stress Genetic Obesity Endothelial
intake Nephrons factors
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
↑Fvol Renal Fun ↑SNS Cell membrane alteration
ACE -
Aldesterone
Angiotension
1-2
Na reabsorb ↑ periphral resistance
-↑Fvol
↑pre load ↑ contrality ↑ after load load
↓ ↓ ↓
Cardiac out put ↑ - BP
Clinical manifestations
Silent killer because it usually occurs with out any symptoms (organ damage)
• fatigue
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• - dizziness
• -palpitations
• -angina
• -dyspnoea
In advanced state
• headache
• blurred vision
• Epitasis
• depression
• altered consciousness
Investigations
• ECG - LV Hypertrophy
• Chest X Ray
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• Echo Cardiograph
Management
– Dietary changes
– Limitations of alcohol
– Stop tobacco
• Drugs
1. Diuretics
3. ACE inhibitors
4. Vasodilators
5. Ca Channel blockers
1. Diuretics
2. Adrenergic inhibitors
Sympathetic and ↓ adrenaline level - ↓ the pulse & peripheral vascular resistance
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CVS DISORDERS Medical Surgical Nursing - I
5. Calcium Channel Blockers- ↓ cardiac contraction – Cardiac after load- decrease tone ( NOT
IN MI Patients)
Step approach
• Thiazide diuretic
• Beta Blocker
– one drug
Nursing Management
• Assessment
• Medication
• Diet medication
• Physical exercise
• Regular follow up
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• Health education
• Lifestyle therapy
• Smoking cessation
• Stress control
• Exercise.
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Other names
• Orthostatic hypotension
• Postprandial hypotension
• Postural hypotension
• Shock
Etiology
– Arrhythmias
• Excessive vasodilatation,
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• sepsis,
• acidosis,
• Anemia .
• Severe infections.
• Endocrine conditions, such as thyroid disorders, Addison’s disease, low blood sugar, and
diabetes.
– Older adults
Types of hypotension
• Neurally Mediated Hypotension - parasympathetic nervous system. Almost all like OHT
– Clinical manifestations
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In orthostatic hypotension
• Blurry vision
• Confusion
• Weakness
• Nausea
In shock
• Clinical manifestations
• Chest pain
• Profound fatigue
• Cough - or vomiting
• Dysphagia
• Seizures
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• Loss of consciousness
Investigations
• ECG
• Echocardiography
• Valsalva Maneuver - heart rate and blood pressure will be checked during the test.
• CAG
Management - depends
• No alcohol
• Standing up slowly
• Nursing Management
• Volume Recuscitation
• Ensure adequate tissue perfusion (maintain O2 saturation >70 with use of blood or
additional pressors)
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• Address the underlying problem (i.e. antibiotic for infection, stent or CABG for
infarction, steroids for adrenal insufficiency, etc...)
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