I think we have answered this question. But just in case its needed.
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74 year old admitted with pneumonia. Nurse calls you at 2 am for BP of 210/104. She has no symptoms. Renal function that am was normal. EKG is normal. Vitals otherwise normal. She took her AM anti-HTN medications.
What is you current practice?
50%Repeat in 3 hours
17%IV anti-HTN
33%Oral anti-HTN
12 votes • Final resultsMore evidence we are harming and certainly not helping patients with asymptomatic severe HTN by treating with IV anti-HTN. When will it stop!!!!
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It is my experience we (me included) often under-dose diuretics and do not follow up to assess response.
Below is a great table on how to approach initial dose. I also am attaching a link to the article in CCJM.
ccjm.org/content/89/10/561
Am I the only one who thinks Pure Wick catheters were invented to immobilize patients and increase admissions to rehab facilities
Not a perfect trial but not the result I expected.
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As a primary care physician or hospitalist how do you approach patient the HFrEF not on GDMT who follow long-term with Cardiologists. #medtwitter #cardiotwitter
25%Adjust/Add Meds
75%Contact Cards
0%Patient contact cards
0%Bury head in sand
4 votes • Final resultsSo I decide not to change back into formal clothes after taking an afternoon walk prior to a late meeting. Great timing for presenting me with a plaque recognizing my commitment to GME at our institution. I need a retake!!
Did my annual don’t aggressively treat asymptomatic inpatient HTN talk to the new interns. Hoping this will be the class to stamp out the hydralazine epidemic.
Small study. But compelling for early use of SGLT-2 inhibitors in acute heart failure.
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