EBK ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
EBK ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781469893389
Author: PORTH
Publisher: WOLTERS KLUWER HEALTH (COURSE)
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Chapter 18, Problem 6RE

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To determine: The assessment for orthostatic hypotension in the woman.

Introduction: Hypotension is the decrease in blood pressure in the arterial wall. It is caused due to anemia, volume of blood, hormonal changes or syndromes like orthostatic hypotension.

B.

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To determine: The causes of orthostatic hypotension in elderly persons.

Introduction: Orthostatic hypotension is caused mostly in elderly person. The drop in blood pressure of 20mm Hg in the blood.

C.

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To determine: The treatment and medical conditions of orthostatic hypotension of woman.

Introduction: Orthostatic hypotension is the decrease in blood pressure due to blood loss, dehydration and anemia. The change in lifestyle as well as medications can improve the conditions of woman.

D.

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To determine: The reason and measures to counteract woman’s dizziness.

Introduction: Orthostatic hypotension is also known as postural hypotension. The change in position or posture could lead to dizziness and the pressure below normal blood pressure will cause hypotension.

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To determine: The reason for the severe dizziness and the solution to alleviate the situation.

Introduction: The inadequate blood supply to the brain while the person stands from sitting posture will lead to orthostatic hypotension.

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