Pathophysiology of Hypertension - 1391 Words - IvyPanda
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Disease DescriptionStages of AhDisease ClassificationFactors Affecting Pathophysiology of The DiseasePathogenesis: sympathetic-adrenal SystemPathogenesis: Endothelial DysfunctionPathogenesis: Target Organ DamageDiagnosis and TreatmentReferences Stage I (Prehypertension) – No objective signs of target organ damage. The increase in arterial pressure (AP) is not very high and often is accidentally revealed, e.g., in clinical examination.Stage II – One or two symptoms of target organ damage occur: left ventricular hypertrophy, narrowing of the retinal vessels, signs of atherosclerotic lesions of large vessels (aorta, carot… Stage I (Prehypertension) – No objective signs of target organ damage. The increase in arterial pressure (AP) is not very high and often is accidentally revealed, e.g., in clinical examination.Stage II – One or two symptoms of target organ damage occur: left ventricular hypertrophy, narrowing of the retinal vessels, signs of atherosclerotic lesions of large vessels (aorta, carotid, iliac...Stage III – characterized by an expanded clinical representation of target organ damage (McPhee & Hammer, 2010): Stage I (Prehypertension) – No objective signs of target organ damage. The increase in arterial pressure (AP) is not very high and often is accidentally revealed, e.g., in clinical examination. Stage II – One or two symptoms of target organ damage occur: left ventricular hypertrophy, narrowing of the retinal vessels, signs of atherosclerotic lesions of large vessels (aorta, carot… Stage I (Prehypertension) – No objective signs of target organ damage. The increase in arterial pressure (AP) is not very high and often is accidentally revealed, e.g., in clinical examination. Stage II – One or two symptoms of target organ damage occur: left ventricular hypertrophy, narrowing of the retinal vessels, signs of atherosclerotic lesions of large vessels (aorta, carotid, iliac... Stage III – characterized by an expanded clinical representation of target organ damage (McPhee & Hammer, 2010): Reading time: 5 min Type: Presentation Subjects: Health & Medicine Cardiology Words: 1391
Stage I (Prehypertension) – No objective signs of target organ damage. The increase in arterial pressure (AP) is not very high and often is accidentally revealed, e.g., in clinical examination.
Stage II – One or two symptoms of target organ damage occur: left ventricular hypertrophy, narrowing of the retinal vessels, signs of atherosclerotic lesions of large vessels (aorta, carot…
Stage II – One or two symptoms of target organ damage occur: left ventricular hypertrophy, narrowing of the retinal vessels, signs of atherosclerotic lesions of large vessels (aorta, carotid, iliac...
Stage III – characterized by an expanded clinical representation of target organ damage (McPhee & Hammer, 2010):
Reading time: 5 min
Type: Presentation
Subjects: Health & Medicine Cardiology
Words: 1391
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