Asymptomatic Hypertension
This game will test your knowledge of the Asymptomatic Hypertension Management Protocol
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Topics of this game:
- When checking and rechecking blood pressure, use appropriate size upper arm cuff, an complete manually if patient has A Fib
- If patient continues to have SBP 160-180 SBP or DBP 100-110, when do you notify the provider?
- Where can you locate the protocol if you or a provider has questions about care of a patient with asymptomatic hypertension?
- If a patient has symptoms of pain, anxiety, withdrawal symptoms, or urinary retention, what should you do?
- SBP >160 or DBP > 100, no signs of anxiety, pain, urinary retention or withdrawal, call provider urgently?
- Why would pressures of SBP 160-180 SBP or DBP 100-110 not be treated aggressively?
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