2. HYPERTENSION IS SERIOUS MEDICAL
CONDITION CAN INCREASE THE RISK OF
HEART , BRAIN , KIDNEY , AND OTHER
DISEASES,.IT IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF
PREMATURE DEATH. WORLD WIDE WITH
UPWARDS OF 1IN 4 MEN AND 1 IN 5
WOMEN-OVER A BILLION PEOPLE- HAVING
THIS CONDITION.
3. DEFINATION OF HYPERTENSION
Blood pressure is the force exerted by circulating blood against the
walls of the body s arteries, the major blood vessels in the body .
Hypertension is when the blood pressure is too high .
Blood pressure is written as two numbers. The first ( systolic) number
represents the pressure in blood vessels when the heart contracts or
beats . The second ( diastolic ) number represents the pressure in
the vessels when the heart rests between beats
Hypertension is diagnosed if , when it is measured on two
different days , the systolic blood pressure readings on both days >
140 mm of hg and /or the diastolic blood pressure readings on both
days is >90 mm hg
BLOOD PRESSURE = CO* SVR
5. AGE
FAMILY HISTORY
ETHNICITY
GENETIC FACTORS
LOWER EDUCATION &SOCIOECONOMIC
STATUS
OBESITY
LOW PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
TOBACCO USE
6. There are 2 types on the basis of etiology:
Primary hypertension 90-95% of cases –also
termed essential or idiopathic
Secondary hypertension – about 5% of cases
7. GENETIC
OBESITY
SALT INTAKE
SYMPATHETIC SYSTEM OVERACTIVITY
RENIN ANGIOTENSIN ACTIVITY
ALCOHOL/SMOKING
ABNORMAL CVS DEVELOPMENT
11. MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION: it is defined as
markedly elevated blood pressure (diastolic
bp> 140mg ) with retinal haemorrhages,
exudates, or papilloedema,with or with out
evidence of target organ damage, typically
acute and progressive kidney injury with
proteinuria and haematuria.
12. It is defined as a recent significance increase
over baseline bp that is associated with target
organ damage
This is usually seen as vascular damage on
fundoscopic examination such as flame
shapped haemorrhages,or soft exudates,but
with out papillaoedema.
13. SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
ACTIVITIES OF VASCULAR ENDOTHELIUM
ACTIVITIES OF RENAL SYSTEM
ACTIVITIES OF ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
14.
15. It regulates arterial blood pressure by
functionally influencing the vasculature,
kidney, heart.
Indeed altered sympathetic function is firmly
established in the development maintainance,
and pathophysiology of numerous
cardiolvascular diseases
16. The vascular endothelium plays a basal and dynamic regulation of
the circulation . Thus it has a crucial role in the pathogenesis of
hypertension .
A spectrum of vasoactive substances is synthesized in the
endothelium , of these nitric oxide( NO),Prostacyclin( PGI2)and
endothelin ( ET1) are most important
Systemic inhibition of NO synthesis or scavenging of NO through
oxidative stress causes an increase in arterial blood pressure
17. Over the time uncontrolled high bp can cause arteries
around the kidneys to narrow, weaken or harden . These
damaged arteries are not able to deliver enough blood to
the kidney tissue . Damaged kidney arteries don’t filter the
blood well.
The kidney has 4 major roles in hypertension
One is production of renin , an aspartic protease that cleaves
the angiotensinogen to angiotensin 1
Renin is the rate limiting step for activation of the
circulating renin angiotensin system .(RAS).
19. A Second major role in kidney is hypertension is to reset or alter the
pressure, diuresis , and natriuresis.
A rise in blood pressure causes brisk diuresis and natriuresis , thereby
returning the bp towards the normal value.
A THIRD recently recognised role of the kidney in the hypertension is to
modulate systemic sympathetic tone by generating reflex signals via
renal afferent nerves
Approximately 90 % of the renal nerves are efferent nerves sending
sympathetic signals signals to the kidney, there by enhancing tubular
sodium resorption ,renin release and vasomotor tone depending on the
intensity of nerve traffic.
20. The fourth imp role of the kidney in htn is to serve as a site of immune
activation ., angiotensin 2 induced htn activates antigen presenting
dendritic cells in the kidney that migrates to lumphoid organs to activate
t cells which in turn return back to the kidney
21. Due to the excess production of mineralocorticoids(primary
hyperaldosteronism), catecholamines (pheochromocytoma),
thyroid hormones and glucocorticoids ( cushing syndrome).
The hormone aldosterone may be a common and
unrecognised contributer to high blood pressure , a leading
cause of heart disease and stroke.
Cortisol increases the serum concentration of erythropoitin
and causes polycythemia, a well recognised complication of
chronic glucocorticoid excess. Erythropoitin has a direct
vasoconstrictor effect and might be a further mediater of
cortisole induced hypertension .
24. 24hr ambulatory BP monitering .
THE PORTABLE MONITER IS WORN ON A BELT CONNECTED TO
STANDARD CUFF ON THE UPPER ARM .
WHEN COMPLETE , THE DEVICE IS CONNECTED TO THE COMPUTER
THAT PREPARES A REPORT OF THE 24 HR DAY TIME , NIGHT TIME
& SLEEP & AWAKE, AVERAGE SYSTOLIC AND DIASTOLIC BP AND HR.
IT IS ALWAYS THE CHOICE TECHNIQUE
25. Hypertension can be diagnosed at the first
visit only , if the patient presents in a
hypertensive emergency.
On the second visit a diagnosis of
hypertension can be made only if bp >
180/110 or > 140 /90 with target organ
damage .
on the third visit if bp > 160 / 100 mm of hg
its equal to hypertension
26. Reduce weight to normal BMI(<25KG/M2):
5 to 20mmhg/10 kg loss
Dash eating plan
Dietary sodium reduction
Increase physical activity
Reduce alcohol consumption
27. Dietary ; emphasizes fruits , vegetables,low
fat diary foods,and reduced sodium intake
Approches to :include whole grains,
poultry, fish , nuts
Stop :reduced amount of red meat ,
sugar, total and saturated fat and
cholesterol
Hypertension
Hypertension is diagnosed if , when it is measured on two different days , the systolic blood pressure readings on both days 140 mmof hg and /or the diastolic blood pressure readings on both days is >