Hypertension Guidelines Analysis PDF
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HYPERTENSION GUIDELINES ANALYSIS NAME Institution Course Date
COMPARISON OF HYPERTENSION GUIDELINES New Hypertension Guidelines Three categories of BP: Normal, elevated and hypertension Provides an ethnic or racial profiling on the risks associated with hypertension occurrence. Provides two categorization of BP: modifiable and relatively fixed risk factors. Paul et al. “A report of the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association Task Force on Clinical Practice Guidelines.” [2017]. 1-399ESC 2013 Guidelines Several groupings of BP: Optimal, standard, high ordinary, Ranking 1, 2, and 3 BP and isolated systolic BP.Does not provide an ethnic or racial profiling on the risks of hypertension occurrence, but provides a regional differentiation. Does not provides a categorization of BP –generalizes the risk factors based on age and gender.
COMPARISON OF HYPERTENSION GUIDELINES New Hypertension Guidelines Offers categorization of occurrence of BP Provides a guideline on measuring BP based on environment (out-of-office, ambulance, home and office) Presents statistical reference data on measurement of BP based on day-time and night-time (systolic and diastolic)Indicates primary and secondary causes of BP in adults. Paul et al. “A report of the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association Task Force on Clinical Practice Guidelines.” [2017]. 1-399ESC 2013 Guidelines Provides categorization based on age and gender.Provides a guideline on measuring BP based on environment (out-of-office, office, home and ambulance). Presents statistical reference data on the measurement of BP based on day-time and night-time.Gives a generalized understanding of BP causes in adults. Mancia et al. “The Task Force for the Management of Arterial Hypertension of the European Society of Hypertension and of the European Society of Cardiology.” [2013]. 1-77
COMPARISON OF HYPERTENSION GUIDELINES New Hypertension Guidelines Indicates the pharmacological effects of BP drugs based on principles of drug therapy Provides therapeutic interventions based on type of BP and treatment possibilities. Indicates a two-faceted approach in BP treatment: initial monotherapy and combined drug therapy.Recommends a follow-up analysis of drug therapy.Paul et al. “A report of the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association Task Force on Clinical Practice Guidelines.” [2017]. 1-399JNC 8 2014 Guidelines Only provides the pharmacological countereffects of BP drugs (in general) Indicates the therapeutic interventions based on age-determined BP. Does not provide approaches in treating BP based on drug therapy. Does not provide a follow-up strategy on drug therapy. James et al. “2014 Evidence-based guideline for Management of High Blood Pressure in Adults.” [2014]. 507-519
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