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Resistant Hypertension for New Nurse Practitioners (Part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
- Resistant hypertension is a common chief complaint in primary care clinics. But for new nurse practitioners, there’s a lot to sort through.
In this video, I walk through the thought processes and approaches to managing resistant hypertension in primary care.
✅ How to talk about medication adherence with patients
✅ The role of ongoing blood pressure checks - both in clinic and at home
✅ Considerations for current medications and dosing
✅ How to investigate the secondary causes of hypertension
Looking for more guidance on hypertension? Check out my Managing DM, HTN, CKD Review Course at www.realworldnp.com/shop
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I love videos like this! In school they teach us first, second, and third line medications along with some primary causes of HTN, but the practical tips are very helpful! I start my first NP job on Monday and I plan to ask patients the "always, sometimes, never" questions to promote a safe space to disclose.
Congrats on the new job - you so got this!!
Yes! More videos on HTN :)
You got it! Part 2 is coming soon!
Great update on HTN and resistant HTN. Thank you for making these educational videos! I am a new graduate NP starting in FQHC and realize many of my patients will have the triad HTN, DM, HLD, so this is very helpful. Hope to enroll in your courses soon.
Glad you've found it helpful.
Your videos are extremely helpful. Thank you!
Happy to hear that!
Excited!!! Can't wait for CKD!!!
Thank you!!
I'm a brand new NP. These videos are so helpful. Thank you!
You are so welcome! I am really glad they are helpful to you
Hi Liz. I love what you do .. I'm a Dr. in my country, I just finished mi NP here in US. your videos and you advices are very helpful for me. They keep me updated after 10 year out off clinics practice . Thank you.
I am so glad it's helpful to you!!
Dear Liz,
Another great video! Very helpful, thank you Liz. Looking forward to part 2. I love the fact that you throw in "max effectiveness of lisinopril is 20mg." Please do make another video on Primary aldosteronism and videos on Hypertension medications.
Sincerely,
#1 Realworld NP fan!
You are so welcome! I hope you enjoyed part 2. I actually have a course coming very soon covering hypertension medications! If you want to join the waitlist it's at realworldnp.com/courses :)
You are professional, thanks.
Thank you too!
Interested for sure!
Wonderful!
Another great one thank you. Can't wait for pheochromocytoma!
Thank you so much!
Hello Liz. Your each and every video are so helful. I am a new NP. I am intrested in BP medicine video if you can do in future. Thank you for all you do.
Hey! Thank you so much! Actually I'm opening a new course for enrollment in the next week or so! if you want to get on the waitlist it's at realworldnp.com/courses !
What algorithms do you use more for hypertension, And yes I am interested in more pharmacology information
Hi! I am covering all of this in my upcoming course - sign up for the waitlist here: www.realworldnp.com/courses. This will be the only way to sign up!
Hi Liz
I really appreciate your videos and learn a lot from them. I am not a NP but rather a patient with Type 2 diabetes but I find your videos so approachable and easy to learn from. Also helps me understand my own treatment and medications my clinicians have made for me in the past.
Please keep it up. You are helping lots of people out there.
I am glad it's helpful to you, and thank you for your kind words. Keep up with your primary care provider and all the best to you!
Do you have more information of the titration for each medication and the efficacious max dose as your stated??What do you use
See my other note!