Oral Medicine | Hypertension | INBDE
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- In this video, we talk about categories of high blood pressure and management of hypertension in the dental clinic as well as the mechanisms of action for various hypertension medications. Thanks for watching!
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hello, is telmisartan taken with aspirin ok? i average 200/140 180/130 blood pressure. the lowest i've gotten recently is 160/110 and they needed to iv medication for that to happen
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Thank you Dr.Ryan. First off, You are just awesome. The love the content on this channel. I have a question, for a patient in hypertensive urgency, we should give plain anesthesia. Which stage is the transition made from 0.04mg epinephrine to no epinephrine at all. I would appreciate your reply.
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can we retake blood pressure as a option if it is 180/120?
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Hello Dr. Ryan, could you please clarify this for me?
I really couldn't understand why the percentage of epinephrine stays the same despite greater amounts of anesthesia being added. In other words, and per the video, one cartridge contains 1:50 000
2 cartridges 1: 100 000
4 cartridges 1: 200 000
Why didn't the percentage of epinephrine change?
basically what he is trying to explain is the amount of epinephrine in different concentrations . in 1:50,000 epinephrine concentration of epinephrine is 0.04 mg hence give only 1 carpule , in 1:100,000 epinephrine concentration is diluted hence you can give 2 carpules , in 1:200,000 epinephrine concentration is more diluted hence can give 4 carpules.
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Do you get your materials from mosby ? I want to know to support my study
No, this information is from the ADA and AHA as referenced in the video.
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Whst id they forget bp medicine we monitor bp snd cont with tx any specific protocol
You would follow the same guidelines presented in the video based on what their blood pressure recording is! Likely it will be higher than it should if they forgot their medication, and then you make adjustments to your treatment protocol accordingly.
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I still use Auscultatory than Oscillometric, I find it more reliable and accurate to take Bp in analog than digital especially when the batteries of the Oscillometric device is running low
Nothing wrong with using auscultatory! From personal experience, I definitely think it can be more accurate.
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shall we memorize all these drug names ? in table @10:30
Do we need to know each and every class and drug name?
Thank you for your question! If I mention it in the video, then I recommend learning it for the exam.
so does that mean 120/80 is not normal?
Technically, that is correct. Practically speaking, it is still a generally healthy blood pressure reading though.
Cardiac dose for any patient over 120/80? That’s most people nowadays
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