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Hypertension: Epidemiology

This document provides classifications and guidelines for hypertension diagnosis and treatment. It defines categories of normal, elevated, stage 1, and stage 2 hypertension based on systolic and diastolic blood pressure thresholds. It recommends lifestyle modifications and medication to lower blood pressure, with a goal of under 120/80 mmHg for those at high cardiovascular risk without diabetes. For resistant hypertension when three or more drugs fail to control blood pressure, it suggests evaluating and addressing secondary causes, ensuring diuretic effectiveness, and adding additional antihypertensive classes like aldosterone antagonists.

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Hypertension: Epidemiology

This document provides classifications and guidelines for hypertension diagnosis and treatment. It defines categories of normal, elevated, stage 1, and stage 2 hypertension based on systolic and diastolic blood pressure thresholds. It recommends lifestyle modifications and medication to lower blood pressure, with a goal of under 120/80 mmHg for those at high cardiovascular risk without diabetes. For resistant hypertension when three or more drugs fail to control blood pressure, it suggests evaluating and addressing secondary causes, ensuring diuretic effectiveness, and adding additional antihypertensive classes like aldosterone antagonists.

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HYPERTENSION

ACC/AHA Classification for Office-Based BP (HTN 2018;71:e13)


Category Systolic (mmHg) Diastolic (mmHg)
Normal <120 <80
Elevated 120–129 <80
Stage 1 hypertension 130–139 80–89
Stage 2 hypertension 直接治療 ≥140 ≥90
Average ≥2 measurements >1–2 minutes apart. If disparity in a category between systolic and diastolic, higher value
determines stage. Elevated office BP should be confirmed with out-of-office (ABPM or home cuff) to confirm; can
treat stage 2 immediately. White coat (≥Stage 1 in office but <at home) at heightened risk of developing HTN.
Masked (<Stage 1 in office but ≥at home), if persistent, treat as HTN.

Epidemiology (Circ 2021;143:e254; Lancet 2021;398:957)


• Prevalence 47% in U.S. adults, higher in African-Americans; M = F
• Of those with HTN, ~40% unaware of dx; of those dx w/ HTN, only ½ achieve target
BP
Etiologies (JACC 2017;71:127)
• Essential (95%): onset 25–55 y; ⊕ FHx. Unclear mechanism but ? additive microvasc
renal injury over time w/ contribution of hyperactive sympathetics (NEJM 2002;346:913).
Age art compliance HTN. Genetics + environment involved (Nature
2011;478:103).
• Secondary: Consider if Pt <20 or >50 y or if sudden onset, severe, refractory HTN

Secondary Causes of Hypertension


Diseases Suggestive Findings Initial Workup
Renal parenchymal 最常⾒ h/o DM, polycystic kidney CrCl, albuminuria
(2–3%) disease, See “Kidney Disease”
glomerulonephritis
RENAL Renovascular (1–2%) Acute renal failure ARF induced by ACEI/ARB MRA (>90% Se & Sp, less
Athero (90%) Recurrent flash pulm for FMD), CTA, duplex
FMD (10%, young women) edema U/S, angio,
PAN, scleroderma Renal bruit; hypokalemia plasma renin (low Sp)
(NEJM 2009;361:1972)

Hyperaldo or Hypokalemia See “Adrenal Disorders”


Cushing’s (1–5%) 留鈉排鉀 Metabolic alkalosis
Pheochromocytoma (<1%) Paroxysmal HTN, H/A,
ENDO palp.
Myxedema (<1%) See “Thyroid Disorders” TFTs
Hypercalcemia (<1%) Polyuria, dehydration, ∆ iCa
MS
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Obstructive sleep apnea (qv); alcohol 9

/ eReGially cyClosporim
Medications: OCP, steroids, licorice; NSAIDs (espec COX-2); Epo; CsA; TKI
OTHER
Aortic coarctation: LE pulses, systolic murmur, radial-femoral delay; abnl TTE, CXR
Polycythemia vera: Hct

H/A :
Headache

pallp : palpicalion
OMs :

EHange of Mendal Scaus

iCa ;
游離 ,鈣
Standard workup (JAMA 2021;325:1650 & 326:339)
• Goals: (1) identify CV risk factors; (2) consider 2° causes; (3) assess for target-organ
damage
• History: CAD, HF, TIA/CVA, PAD, DM, renal insufficiency, sleep apnea, preeclampsia;
⊕ FHx for HTN; diet, Na intake, smoking, alcohol, prescription and OTC meds, OCP
• Physical exam: BP in both arms; funduscopic exam, BMI, cardiac (LVH, murmurs),
vascular (bruits, radial-femoral delay), abdominal (masses or bruits), neuro exam
• Testing: K, BUN, Cr, Ca, glc, Hct, U/A, lipids, TSH, urinary albumin:creatinine (if Cr,
DM, peripheral edema), ? renin, ECG (for LVH), CXR, TTE (eval for valve abnl, LVH)
• Ambulatory BP monitoring (ABPM): consider for episodic, masked, resistant, or white
coat HTN; stronger predictor of mortality than clinic BP (NEJM 2018;378:1509); 24 h
target <130/80
Complications of HTN
• Neurologic: TIA/CVA, ruptured aneurysms, vascular dementia
• Retinopathy: stage I = arteriolar narrowing; II = copper-wiring, AV nicking; III =
hemorrhages and exudates; IV = papilledema 動脈壓迫靜脈
• Cardiac: CAD, LVH, HF, AF
• Vascular: aortic dissection, aortic aneurysm (HTN = key risk factor for aneurysms)
• Renal: proteinuria, renal failure
Treatment (J Clin HTN 2014;16:14; Circ 2018;138:e426; NEJM 2018;378:636)
• Every 5 mmHg ~10% ischemic heart disease, stroke, and HF (Lancet
2021;397:1625)
• Lifestyle modifications (each may SBP ~5 mmHg)
weight loss: goal BMI 18.5–24.9; aerobic exercise: 90–150 min exercise/wk
diet: rich in fruits & vegetables, low in saturated & total fat (DASH, NEJM 2001;344:3)
limit Na: ideally ≤1.5 g/d or 1 g/d; K intake / use salt substitute (NEJM 2021;385:1067)
limit alcohol: ≤2 drinks/d in men; ≤1 drink/d in women & lighter-wt Pts; avoid NSAIDs
⽤藥時機 • ACC/AHA: initiate BP med if BP ≥130/80 & either clinical ASCVD, HF, CKD, T2DM,
≥65 yrs old or 10-y ASCVD risk ≥10%; otherwise if BP ≥140/90 ASEUD A 1herosclerotic cardiorascllaradisease
:

• In high CV risk w/o DM, SBP target <120 (via unattended automated cuff) MACE &
mortality vs. <140 mmHg, but w/ HoTN, AKI, syncope, electrolyte abnl (NEJM 步 , 耍⼼⾎管名良事彼
2021;384:1921 & 385:1268) 沒有DM的⾼⾎壓但有⾼度⼼⾎管風險的⼈,⾎壓控制在120以下筆140以下預後還要好
• Pharmacologic options
Pre-HTN: ARB prevents onset of HTN, no in clinical events (NEJM 2006;354:1685)
HTN: choice of therapy controversial, concomitant disease and stage may help
guide Rx; ? improved control with nighttime administration (EHJ 2020;41:4564)
Uncomplicated: CCB, ARB/ACEI, or thiazide (chlorthalidone preferred) are 1st line;
βB not.
For black Pts, reasonable to start with CCB or thiazide.
+ CAD (Circ 2015;131:e435): ACEI or ARB; ACEI+CCB superior to ACEI+thiazide (NEJM
2008;359:2417) or βB+diuretic (Lancet 2005;366:895); may require βB and/or nitrates for
anginal relief; if h/o MI, βB ± ACEI/ARB ± aldo antag (see “ACS”)
+ HF: ARNI/ACEI/ARB, βB, diuretics, aldosterone antagonist (see “Heart Failure”)
+ prior stroke: ACEI ± thiazide (Lancet 2001;358:1033)
+ diabetes mellitus: ACEI or ARB; can also consider thiazide or CCB
+ chronic kidney disease: ACEI or ARB (NEJM 2001;345:851 & 861)
) 130 > 140

• Tailoring therapy: if stage 1, start w/ monoRx; if stage 2, consider starting w/ combo


(eg, ACEI + CCB; NEJM 2008;359:2417); start at ½ max dose; after ~1 mo, uptitrate or
add drug Nifedipime Hydralazine CCB 5

• Pregnancy: methyldopa, labetalol, & nifed pref. Hydral OK; avoid diuretics; Ø
, ACEI/ARB. Targeting DBP 85 vs. 105 safe and severe HTN (NEJM 2015;372:407).
Resistant HTN (BP >goal on ≥3 drugs incl diuretic; HTN 2018;72:e53)
• Exclude: 2° causes (see table) and pseudoresistance: inaccurate measure (cuff size),
diet noncomp ( Na), poor Rx compliance/dosing, white coat HTN ( ABPM)
• Ensure effective diuresis (chlorthalidone or indapamide >HCTZ; loop >thiazide if
eGFR <30)
• Can add aldosterone antagonist (Lancet 2015;386:2059), β-blocker (particularly vasodilators
such as carvedilol, labetalol, or nebivolol), α-blocker, or direct vasodilator
• Consider renal denervation therapy (Lancet 2018;391:2346; 2021;397:2476)
腎交感神經阻斷術
HYPERTENSIVE CRISES
• Hypertensive emergency: BP (usually SBP >180 or DBP >120) target-organ
damage
Neurologic damage: encephalopathy, hemorrhagic or ischemic stroke, papilledema
Cardiac damage: ACS, HF/pulmonary edema, aortic dissection
Renal damage: proteinuria, hematuria, acute renal failure; scleroderma renal crisis
Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia; preeclampsia-eclampsia
• Hypertensive urgency: SBP >180 or DBP >120 (? 110) w/o target-organ damage
Precipitants α QGOMisc 2

• Progression of essential HTN ± medical noncompliance (espec clonidine) or ∆ in diet


• Progression of renovascular disease; acute glomerulonephritis; scleroderma;
preeclampsia
• Endocrine: pheochromocytoma, Cushing’s
• Sympathomimetics: cocaine, amphetamines, MAO inhibitors + foods rich in tyramine
經過發酵或醃漬的加⼯品,如:起司、優格、
Treatment – tailor to clinical condition (Circ 2018;138:e426) 臘腸、培根、⾹腸、紅酒、啤酒、味噌
• AoD, eclampsia/severe preeclampsia, pheo: target SBP <140 (<120 for AoD) in 1
hour ⼀⼩時內快速降壓 mormal
• Emerg w/o above: BP by ~25% in 1 h; to 160/100–110 over next 2–6 h, then nl over
1–2 d Symplom
中風⾎壓控制!• Acute ischemic stroke (w/in 72 hr from sx onset): <185/110 before lysis initiated, o/w
target <220/120 (same SBP goal for ICH)
• Watch UOP, Cr, mental status: may indicate a lower BP is not tolerated
urineoupt
IV Drugs for Hypertensive Crises (Circ 2018;138:e426; Stroke 2018;49:46)
Drug Dose Preferred for
Labetalol 20–80 mg IVB q10min or 0.4–2 AoD, ACS, Stroke, Eclampsia
mg/min
Esmolol 0.5–1 mg/kg load 50–200 µg/kg/min AoD, ACS
* 0.25–10 µg/kg/min Pulm edema
Nitroprusside
Nitroglycerin 5–500 µg/min Pulm edema, ACS

Elampsia Labetalo ) Nicardipine Hydralazine


: . .
IV Drugs for Hypertensive Crises (Circ 2018;138:e426; Stroke 2018;49:46)
Nicardipine 5–15 mg/h (can 2.5 mg/h q 5 min) Stroke, AKI, Eclampsia, Pheo
Clevidipine 1–32 mg/h (can titrate q 5–10 min) Stroke, Pulm edema, AKI, Pheo
Fenoldopam 0.1–1.6 µg/kg/min AKI
Hydralazine 10–20 mg q20–30min prn Eclampsia
Phentolamine 5–15 mg bolus q5–15min Pheo
*
Metabolized to cyanide ∆ MS, lactic acidosis, death. Limit use of very high doses (8–10 µg/kg/min) to <10 min.

• HTN urgency: goal to return to normal BP over hrs to days. Reinstitute/intensify anti-
HTN Rx. Additional PO options: labetalol 200–800 mg q8h, captopril 12.5–100 mg
q8h, hydralazine 10–75 mg q6h, clonidine 0.2 mg load 0.1 mg q1h.

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