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HTN-stroke Teaching 2433HTN-strokeSN reviewed HTN disease process with the patient and possible signs and symptoms of HTN. Inform patient that HTN often times does not have any signs or symptoms and this is why it is referred to as the silent killer. Patient and caregiver instructed on the imp...HTN-stroke Teaching 2385HTN-strokeInstructed patient that the most commonly reported side effects of Amlodipine (which is used to treat HTN) include: headache, edema, rash, fatigue, and dizziness. Check with MD or HH nurse if any of the following side effects continue or are bothersome: acid o...HTN-stroke Teaching 2312HTN-strokeSkilled nurse educated patient and caregiver on HTN disease process. HTN also known as high blood pressure is a chronic condition where the blood pressure in the arteries is elevated. It is important to seek medical attention for uncontrolled HTN and develop a... HTN-stroke Teaching 2306HTN-strokePatient was instructed on HTN and how it affects the heart and it's function. Over time HTN if uncontrolled can damage the vessels of the heart, leaving it unable to pump blood efficiently. This causes what is known as heart failure. Symptoms you may experienc...HTN-stroke Teaching 1920HTN-strokeSN instructed patient / caregiver on factors that increase risk of HTN, such as: age, race, family history, stress, high sodium intake, high cholesterol intake, obesity and sedentary lifestyle. SN instructed patient / caregiver on measures to control/manage HT...HTN-stroke Teaching 1612HTN-strokeSN instructed patient on s/s of htn crisis, while seeking immediate medical attention for chest pain.HTN-stroke Teaching 340HTN-strokeInstructed patient that every day his/her blood pressure is too high, the chances of having a stroke increases.HTN-stroke Teaching 339HTN-strokeInstructed patient about the causes of a stroke: a lack of blood flow to the brain leading to loss of brain function.HTN-stroke Teaching 323HTN-strokeInstructed patient about symptoms of stroke: weakness or numbness on one side of the face or body, including a leg or an arm. Sudden trouble seeing with one or both eyes. Double vision. Trouble talking, such as slurred speech. Problems understanding or using w...HTN-stroke Teaching 322HTN-strokeInstructed patient on how during a stroke blood supply to the brain is cut off. Prompt medical help ensures a likely recovery with better chances of survival. Think of a stroke as a brain attack. Don't wait. Get help right away.

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