◄ Mail10:48✓ Detailsstarlen.instructure.comMr. R is an African-American man with a long historyof poorly controlled hypertension and difficulties withadherence to recommended treatments. Despiteserious complications such as hypertensive emergencyrequiring hospitalization and awareness of theseriousness of his illness, Mr. R says at times he hasignored his high blood pressure and his physicians'recommendations.His medications are amlodipine 10mg orally once daily,Hydrochlorothiazide 50mg orally once daily andlisinopril 10 mg orally once daily.1. Outline risk factors for Hypertension2. Discuss Mr. R. medication therapy including the:Class of drugs, action, common adverse effects,and nursing management3. Outline Nursing Education for Mr. RChoose a submission type↑UploadOffice 365:MoreSubmit Assignment

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