Hypertensive Emergency (Common Cross-Cover Calls)
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2013
- An overview of how to approach calls regarding elevated blood pressure while cross-covering on inpatient medicine. The distinction between hypertensive emergency and urgency is covered, as well as some of the differences between various anti-hypertensives appropriate when treating acute hypertension.
So this video is relatively old by this point. If I were to remake it, the biggest revision would be to no longer recommend IV antihypertensives for hypertensive "urgency" (i.e. no symptoms or evidence of end-organ dysfunction) irrespective of how high the number is, with a few notable exceptions (e.g. pregnancy, recent neurosurgery). In particular, IV hydralazine is almost never the best choice of anti-hypertensive.
Good point to mention Aortic dissection in hypertensive emergency, cuz if diagnosis is delayed till patient's BP is tanked, mortality rate increases exponentially, remember John Ritter case 2003 " aortic dissection", and nice to mention the 2 confusing emergencies namely, NEurolyptic malignant syndrome and serotonine syndrome as both increase the 4 vital signs esp. temperature not only BP, remember the case of Libby Zion 1984
The intro music.... It's like "welcome to hypertensive hell, you lowlings!!"
Very good videos! thank you very much for your time and efforts!
Thank you so much Dr. Eric
Thank u so much dr Eric for all of ur vids. Really hope ur doing well .
Fantastic video! Thank you!!!
Thank you sir for sharing for such an informative & wonderful video... Learnt a lot & solved many queries 😀
This video is of inestimable value to me. Thank you for sorting videos out in playlists. This makes the navigation of your fantastic RUclips channel so much easier =)
Yes, that's correct.
thanks for quick review of imp topic..really good
Simply excellent. Very grateful for clear, concise and well presented video. Thank you for the great channel. 😊😊 30/8/2019
Great summary. Thanks
Awesome presentation excellent ideas. Thank you Doctor. We are impatiently waiting for videos about Obstetric and Gynecology
Amazing work Dr. Strong, loved the beeper sound and text :)
Quick question, is it correct to say that in absence of significant diuresis furosemide has little effect on BP?
awesome video
Very helpful thanks
Thanks sire.
Thank you
great video! Could you do an update on how acute Hypertension should be treated (or not) in the Emergency Department?