Hypertension Nursing NCLEX Review

Hypertension nursing NCLEX review about pathophysiology, treatment, nursing interventions, and pharmacology. Hypertension is the amount of resistance of blood pumping through the \r
body/arteries. It affects organ systems of the body such as the cardiovascular, brain, kidneys, and eyes. A normal blood pressure is less than 120/80 (systolic blood pressure/diastolic pressure). Nursing interventions include assessing hypertension risk fors, obtaining blood pressure readings, evaluating medication compliance, and monitoring for side effects of pharmacological medications used for hypertension.\r
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