Blood Pressure in General Practice
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The ultimate danger is rupture and apoplexy.
(B) Chronic Parenchymatous Nephritis.
— ^In it the blood-pressure is uncertain, often being normal. When there is hyper- tension it often aids, but its absence does not negate the diagnosis.
(C) Acute Nephritis: — The pressure varies greatly, in typhoid fever and pneumonia there being no increase in tension.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 76 BLOOD PEESSUEE In scarlet fever, however, there is a sharp, sudden rise, often of 50 mm., and it is a valuable aid in t...he diagnosis.
(D) Uremia. — ^Here blood-pressure runs parallel with the symptoms, maximum pressure being very high, in some cases 290 mm. Hg.
Pressure falls with the alleviation of the symptoms as a general rule, though it may fall before fatal termination, due to faU- nre of the heart.
Obstetrics and Eclampsia^ etc.— Most authorities agree that at the end of preg- nancy there is normally a rise in systolic blood-pressure (10-15 mm. Hg) with lit- tle change in the diastolic pressure; al- though Starling, who reported the results of cases over a five-year period, believes the blood-pressure remains normal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ultimate danger is rupture and apoplexy.
(B) Chronic Parenchymatous Nephritis.
— ^In it the blood-pressure is uncertain, often being normal. When there is hyper- tension it often aids, but its absence does not negate the diagnosis.
(C) Acute Nephritis: — The pressure varies greatly, in typhoid fever and pneumonia there being no increase in tension.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 76 BLOOD PEESSUEE In scarlet fever, however, there is a sharp, sudden rise, often of 50 mm., and it is a valuable aid in t...he diagnosis.
(D) Uremia. — ^Here blood-pressure runs parallel with the symptoms, maximum pressure being very high, in some cases 290 mm. Hg.
Pressure falls with the alleviation of the symptoms as a general rule, though it may fall before fatal termination, due to faU- nre of the heart.
Obstetrics and Eclampsia^ etc.— Most authorities agree that at the end of preg- nancy there is normally a rise in systolic blood-pressure (10-15 mm. Hg) with lit- tle change in the diastolic pressure; al- though Starling, who reported the results of cases over a five-year period, believes the blood-pressure remains normal.
What to read after Blood Pressure in General Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percival Nicholson to read onlineMoreLess
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