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pulmonary embolism

clot or other material lodges in vessels of the lung

pulmonary embolism symptoms

sudden chest pain, dyspnea, increased respiratory rate, also may have cough, tachycardia,

fever, diaphoresis, anxiety, & possible syncope, hx of DVT

pulmonary embolism diagnostics

-Chest x-ray

-ECG

-Peripheral vascular studies

-ABGs

-D-dimer

-Ventilation-perfusion scan

-CT

pulmonary embolism management

Maintain the airway, Support breathing, High-flow O2 or assist ventilations as indicated.

Intubation may be indicated. Establish IV access, Monitor vital signs closely. Transport to

appropriate facility.

Secondary high blood pressure

secondary to another disease such as kidney disease

primary high blood pressure

,unidentified cause

HTN modifiable risk factors

high Na, low K, alcohol, smoking, DM, HLD, obesity, physical inactivity, unhealthy diet

HTN non-modifiable risk factors

psychosocial stress, pre-term birth, low birth wt., CKD, family history, age, poverty, male

sex, obstructive sleep apnea

HTN diagnosis

BP >130/80 on 2 separate occasions within 6 months

HTN education

-The number one cause of stroke (cerebrovascular accident- CVA) is nonadherence to

antihypertensive medications.

HTN complications

heart:

LVH, AMI, atherosclerosis



CNS:

intracerebral hematoma from CHARCOT BOUCHARD aneurysms, BERRY ANEURYSM

(SAH), small LACUNAR infarcts (from hyaline arteriosclerosis)



renal:

nephrosclerosis, hyaline ateriosclerosis, tubular atrophy, malignant htn (renal fail + cerebral

edema)

, eyes:

hypertensive retinopathy (copper/silver wiring), AV nicking, hemorrhage, exudates,

papilledema

ischemic stroke

a type of stroke that occurs when the flow of blood to the brain is blocked

hemmorragic stroke

A type of stroke that occurs as a result of bleeding inside the brain.

Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors (-zolamide)

-Metabolic Acidosis

-Hypokalemia

Osmotic Diuretic (mannitol)

Massive fluid shifts

Thiazide (-thiazide)

hypokalemia

Loop Diuretics

Hypokalemia - Potassium wasting

Potassium Sparing

hyperkalemia

hyperlipidemia risk factors

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