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    In addition, the participants the blood pressure classification and the participants will be requested to hang the normal blood pressure classification leaflet in eye-catching places to always act as a reminder. During each follow-up calls, the patients will be encouraged to share their achievements as well as challenges with the nurse practitioner…

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    Hypertension In Nursing

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    having a high blood pressure? I provided a scenario with a patient problem that relates to my clinical question. Finally, I explained how information technology could be used to gain wisdom. Introduction A chronic disease that is common in this country is hypertension, now affecting approximately 1 out of every 3 adults (Lawson, 2011). It is common for nurses to see patients in settings such as emergency rooms, hospitals, and at home with a severely elevated blood pressure reading (SEBP), in…

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    Pulse Pressure Essay

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    D. PULSE PRESSURE INTRODUCTION The pulse pressure is the difference between the systolic and diastolic pressure. The systolic or top pressure is defined as the amount of pressure exerted on the blood vessels when the ventricle is contract (systole). The pressure is due to the force produced as the blood is ejected contacted with the blood vessel’s wall. On the other hand, the diastolic or bottom pressure is defined as the amount of pressure of the blood vessels when the heart is at rest…

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    AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: To find out the most effective dose of nalbuphine as adjuvant to spinal anaesthesia. To compare the three different doses and find out most optimum dose of nalbuphine with minimal side effects and maximum analgesic effect. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We conducted prospective randomized double blinded controlled study with 120 ASA I and II patients who were undergoing lowerlimb orthopedic surgery under spinal anaesthesia. We randomly allocated four groups A,B,C to receive 0.4, 0…

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    spinal anesthesia. Response rate, time taken for control of shivering, recurrence rate, and adverse effects were recorded. Results: From 1127 patients; 28 patients developed grade 4 shivering, and 92 patients developed grade 3. Heart rate and blood pressure were significantly lower in Dexmedetomidine group compared to Granisetron group during the 1st hour but no evidence of severe bradycardia. Shivering disappeared in 48 (96%) Dexmedetomidine and 46 (92%) Granisetron patients, rescue dose was…

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    Mr. Michael is 70yrs old that weights 185lb and height of 65 inches. He has hypertension, diarrhea, depression, glaucoma, and osteoporosis. Blood pressure goes up when you are active and down when you are resting or sleeping. Sudden, dangerously high, and life-threatening blood pressure is called hypertension. His blood pressure is 170/80mmhg. Several types of drugs are used to control hypertension. These medications may be used alone or combination with other drugs. ACE inhibitors block…

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    We live in a society where it is difficult to go against the norm. Each of us are pressured to act a certain way, or look a certain way in order to be accepted. Such as teenagers may face peer pressure to do certain activities that may not be right to them, but do it anyways, because they want to fit in. But this burden of conformity is not only present in the real world, it can be found in literature as well. The story "St. Lucy’s Home For Girls Raised by Wolves" by Karen Russell depicts that…

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    Sarah Hill 0583028 BIOL 3830H F03 Simon Tapper Wednesday, October 11th, 2017 The relationship between blood physiology and cardiac ability in Equus caballus compared to Bos taurus and Capra aegagrus hircus compared to Canis lupus familiaris Abstract The purpose of this experiment was to study the relationship between blood physiology and the ability to transport oxygen. The red blood cell content, hematocrit percent, and hemoglobin concentrations of Equus caballus (horse) and Bos taurus…

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    teenagers are usually attending school, and that is where the majority of their social lives take place. Most of their friends are from their classes, or after school activities. It takes over almost their entire social world, and so there is a lot of pressure to get along with one’s peers. Furthermore, since youth are seeking to establish an identity outside of the familial setting, the way in which their peers perceive them contributes to their sense of self identity and esteem. Nobody wants…

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    venous system were also tested. In the tilt table test, the response of effect of gravity and sympathetic activation of the heart were being examined to determine the response of BP, MAP, PP, HR, SV, CO and TPR during Effects of Posture on Blood Pressure (BP). It was hypothesized that MAP, PP, HR, SV, CO and TPR would decrease upon tilt and MAP, PP, HR, SV and CO would increase back near baseline. The expected BP decrease is due the pooling of blood in the legs and lower organs of the body.…

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