ACC/AHA Hypertension Guidelines-APRN NP Prep 

Very helpful overall. Suggest correction for hydrochlorothiazide: Can cause low: Na, K, and less commonly Mg. Does NOT increase potassium, HCTZ decreases serum potassium levels. HCTZ may increase serum Calcium levels. Michael Parker, PharmD, BCACP, CDCES

At 18:48 she states thiazides increase K, but thiazides cause Na and K loss. Just an FYI to anyone out there so you don't get confused.

CORRECTION: Chart: Population / Medication Considerations: BB DECREASE MORTALITY s/p MI. BB do NOT increase mortality s/p MI. --------------- CHF, recommendations are dependent on HFrEF or HFpEF. We prefer Non-DHP CCB in patients with HFpEF because the problem is impaired LV chamber filling due to inadequate time between diastole & systole. Cardiac Output = HR x SV. Use of Non-DHP CCB in patients with HFpEF thereby increases stroke volume and subsequently Cardiac Output, which may improve CHF symptoms and improve overall perfusion. Michael Parker, PharmD, BCACP, CDCES

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This too good. It summarized them for me.

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for Lifestyle Changes: Diet: i.e. DASH is ineffective at reducing High Blood Pressure … Reduction of Carbohydrates, Intermittent fasting 5:2 is effective at reducing High blood pressure.

Thiazide decreases k and Na. Please correct. Thx

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