Hypertension essays

Background Cerebrovascular accidents (CVA) otherwise known as strokes, apoplexy, or brain attacks refer to the death or damage of parts of the brain resulting from the blockage of blood supply by blood clots (ischemic stroke) or ...

Intro The purpose of the study was to “establish if short-term weight loss would have any impact on the control of blood pressure among the obese patients in stage one of hypertension even without any form of treatment” (Ioan...

Part 1 Patient M reported to the hospital with complaints of chest pain and tightness, shortness of breath, fatigue, pain in the neck, back, arms, and shoulders, persistent cough, loss of appetite, and ankle swelling for two week...

Introduction Anger is an emotional state caused by psycho-social and psychological disorders such as stress, depression, anxiety, fear, poor social life or events of poverty.  The anger outbursts may be a protective measure to c...

Introduction An asset based approach to healthcare is an approach to improvement that specifically addresses a community’s needs and oftentimes implements assets and resources based within this community. Frequently, the asset ...

Executive Summary The incidence rate of hypertension among the facility’s renal patients is high The rate has been increasing in the facility but is decreasing in other facilities The problem is a threat to the facility’s inc...

Significance of Obesity The people of Northern Sydney have to change their perceptions and understanding of what normal weight standards are because a study shows that two out of three Australians are considered to be obese (Dani...

Diabetes Mellitus Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder characterised by persistent high glucose levels in blood. The hyperglycaemia persists due to either failure of insulin production or tissues resistance to insulin (Yorek...