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Do Now: What is high blood pressure? List three way to reduce high blood pressure. Why is having high blood pressure a concern?

Hypertension

What is hypertension The physical force exerted by the blood as it pushes against the walls of the arteries. An elevated blood pressure means that the heart must work harder to pump blood. High blood pressure can also damage the walls of the arteries. With time, hypertension increases the risk of heart disease, kidney disease, and stroke.

Symptoms - “silent killer” Major risk for strokes and heart attacks If not treated, lungs, brains, kidneys, heart and circulation may be damaged Cause is unknown

Systolic and Diastolic Systolic = pressure when the heart beats Diastolic = pressure between heart beats (while heart is refilling with blood) Normal: 120/80

Pre-hypertension Blood pressure is just above normal Life style changes can help in this stage

Hypertension Danger Zone * BP is 140/90 or higher Still may not have symptoms 180/110 or higher Hypertensive crisis Rest and re-measure Still high? Call 9-1-1 Symptoms: anxiety, nosebleed, severe headache, SOB

Who gets high blood pressure? Common in older adults Men > Women People with diabetes Family history with high blood pressure Overweight African Americans

Risk factors Too much salt – no more than ____ Poor nutrition Caffeinated beverages

Treatment DASH diet dietary approach to stop hypertension Vegetables Nuts Fish Poultry Whole grains Fruits

Other treatments Exercise Medications Relaxation techniques Careful meal planning