3 EXAM AND ACTUAL COMPLETE
ANSWERS.
Patient X is a 65-year-old man. What blood pressure value would be considered hypertensive? -
Answer greater than 130/80mmHg
true/false
hypertension is a disease state known to have many symptoms - Answer false
match blood pressure to correct classification - Answer 110/75mm/Hg = normotensive
125/75mm/Hg = elevated bp
135/85mm/Hg = stage 1
170/110mm/Hg = stage 2
true/false
essential hypertension is when the cause of a patient's hypertension is unknown - Answer true
true/false
pulmonary artery is temporarily closed off when clinician is taking patient's blood pressure -
Answer false
heart rate and stroke volume are primary 2 factors that determine patient's ______ - Answer
cardiac output
describe the process by which kidney contributes to further elevation of bp as result of
increased peripheral resistance caused by high bp. include role of renin in your answer. - Answer
increased peripheral resistance decreases blood supply to kidney. this causes the kidney to
release enzyme called renin that leads to further vasoconstriction, increasing bp further.
what bp reading would warrant consideration of drug therapy in 75 year old man with diabetes
and a 10 year cardiac risk of 30%? - Answer greater than 130/80mmHg