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This protocol will assist in the differentiation between essential hypertension and renal artery stenosis to aid in the identification of patients in need of referral to nephrology to prevent further renal damage from an unidentified renal artery stenosis. The design of the protocol for UTI encompasses these principles.1.SYMPTOMS1.HYPERTENSION0. Blood pressure >140/90 mmHg0. Other possible subjective symptoms1. Headache1. Visual changes1. Dyspnea1. Chest pain1. Sensory or motor deficit1.RENAL ARTERY STENOSIS1. Onset of hypertension age >55 years or <30 years1. History of accelerated, malignant, or resistant hypertension1. History of unexplained kidney dysfunction1. History of multivessel coronary artery disease1. History of other peripheral vascular disease1. Abdominal bruit1. Sudden or unexplained recurrent pulmonary edema1. Other possible factors7. Absence of family history of hypertension7. Other bruits7. History of acute kidney injury after administration of ACE inhibitor or angiotensin II receptor antagonist (ARB)1.HISTORY2. Continue with treatment of hypertension but consult supervising physician if patient has:0. History of accelerated, malignant, or resistant hypertension0. History of unexplained kidney dysfunction0. History of multivessel coronary artery disease0. History of other peripheral vascular disease0. Abdominal bruit0. Sudden or unexplained recurrent pulmonary edema1.PHYSICAL EXAM3. Perform the following examinations:0. Vital Signs (blood pressure, pulse)0. Auscultation for bruits (carotid, abdominal, and femoral)0. Palpation of thyroid0. Cardiac0. Respiratory0. Lower extremities for edema and pulses0. Neurological3. Consult supervising physician if findings of:1. Abdominal bruit1. Another bruit1.LAB TESTS4. Metabolic panel0. Cholesterol0. Blood sugar0. Uric acid level4. Glomerular filtration rate4. Consult supervising physician if:2. GFR indicates chronic kidney disease (CKD) or renal failure1.PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT5. List the hypertension drug classifications and examples you would prescribe in order of treatment according to clinical practice guidelines without consideration of race or ethnicity:(Provide generic names for examples. 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Drug: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Dose: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Route: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Frequency: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Instructions to provide patient: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Caution/Precautions: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Using a source such as GoodRX, what is an estimated cost of this drug for a 30-day supply? Click or tap here to enter text.1. What patient education is needed for this drug?Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. 1st line pharmacological treatment if warranted in an African American patient after a thiazide diuretic has been given and no compelling contraindications/comorbidities are identified:(Choose a generic drug from the drug class you would like to prescribe to either add to existing treatment or replace a thiazide.)2. Drug: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Dose: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Route: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Frequency: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Instructions to provide patient: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Caution/Precautions: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Using a source such as GoodRX, what is an estimated cost of this drug for a 30-day supply? Click or tap here to enter text.2. What patient education is needed for this drug?Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. When should ACEIs be used in African Americans according to the course textbook?Include a citation with matching reference in the reference section.3. Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. Prescribe statin therapy according to the prescription table which follows:Complete the following table to indicate which drug at which dose would be used for different intensity statin therapies to treat high low-density lipoprotein (LDL) as noted in the course textbook. Each drug listed in each column should be a different drug with a specific dose or dose rans as indicated in your course textbook.High-Intensity TherapyModerate-Intensity TherapyLow-Intensity TherapyDaily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Daily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Daily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 3:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 4:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 5:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 3:Click or tap here to enter text.What patient education is needed when prescribing statins? Consider any patient counseling points and adverse effects they may need to be aware of or report if experienced.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.1.TREATMENT MONITORING6. How long until a follow up appointment should be done with patient?Click or tap here to enter text.6. Monitoring needs for blood pressure medication prescribed:(Include physical assessments as well as lab/diagnostics as applicable. If not applicable, enter N/A to show you find it not applicable.)1. Physical Assessments:Click or tap here to enter text.1. Labs/Diagnostics:Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.6. Monitoring needs for statin medication prescribed:(Include physical assessments as well as lab/diagnostics as applicable. If not applicable, enter N/A to show you find it not applicable.)2. Physical Assessments:Click or tap here to enter text.2. Labs/Diagnostics:Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.1.TREATMENT FAILURE7. How will you know if the treatment is not working or needs to progress?Include a citation with matching reference in the reference section.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.References (Full APA References)bb2.docxHTN Lipid Protocol 2HYPERTENSION PROTOCOL: INITIAL VISIT1.RATIONALE0. This protocol will assist in the differentiation between essential hypertension and renal artery stenosis to aid in the identification of patients in need of referral to nephrology to prevent further renal damage from an unidentified renal artery stenosis. The design of the protocol for UTI encompasses these principles.1.SYMPTOMS1.HYPERTENSION0. Blood pressure >140/90 mmHg0. Other possible subjective symptoms1. Headache1. Visual changes1. Dyspnea1. Chest pain1. Sensory or motor deficit1.RENAL ARTERY STENOSIS1. Onset of hypertension age >55 years or <30 years1. History of accelerated, malignant, or resistant hypertension1. History of unexplained kidney dysfunction1. History of multivessel coronary artery disease1. History of other peripheral vascular disease1. Abdominal bruit1. Sudden or unexplained recurrent pulmonary edema1. Other possible factors7. Absence of family history of hypertension7. Other bruits7. History of acute kidney injury after administration of ACE inhibitor or angiotensin II receptor antagonist (ARB)1.HISTORY2. Continue with treatment of hypertension but consult supervising physician if patient has:0. History of accelerated, malignant, or resistant hypertension0. History of unexplained kidney dysfunction0. History of multivessel coronary artery disease0. History of other peripheral vascular disease0. Abdominal bruit0. Sudden or unexplained recurrent pulmonary edema1.PHYSICAL EXAM3. Perform the following examinations:0. Vital Signs (blood pressure, pulse)0. Auscultation for bruits (carotid, abdominal, and femoral)0. Palpation of thyroid0. Cardiac0. Respiratory0. Lower extremities for edema and pulses0. Neurological3. Consult supervising physician if findings of:1. Abdominal bruit1. Another bruit1.LAB TESTS4. Metabolic panel0. Cholesterol0. Blood sugar0. Uric acid level4. Glomerular filtration rate4. Consult supervising physician if:2. GFR indicates chronic kidney disease (CKD) or renal failure1.PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT5. List the hypertension drug classifications and examples you would prescribe in order of treatment according to clinical practice guidelines without consideration of race or ethnicity:(Provide generic names for examples. 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Drug: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Dose: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Route: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Frequency: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Instructions to provide patient: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Caution/Precautions: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Using a source such as GoodRX, what is an estimated cost of this drug for a 30-day supply? Click or tap here to enter text.1. What patient education is needed for this drug?Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. 1st line pharmacological treatment if warranted in an African American patient after a thiazide diuretic has been given and no compelling contraindications/comorbidities are identified:(Choose a generic drug from the drug class you would like to prescribe to either add to existing treatment or replace a thiazide.)2. Drug: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Dose: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Route: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Frequency: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Instructions to provide patient: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Caution/Precautions: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Using a source such as GoodRX, what is an estimated cost of this drug for a 30-day supply? Click or tap here to enter text.2. What patient education is needed for this drug?Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. When should ACEIs be used in African Americans according to the course textbook?Include a citation with matching reference in the reference section.3. Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. 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Each drug listed in each column should be a different drug with a specific dose or dose rans as indicated in your course textbook.High-Intensity TherapyModerate-Intensity TherapyLow-Intensity TherapyDaily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Daily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Daily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 3:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 4:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 5:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 3:Click or tap here to enter text.What patient education is needed when prescribing statins? Consider any patient counseling points and adverse effects they may need to be aware of or report if experienced.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.1.TREATMENT MONITORING6. How long until a follow up appointment should be done with patient?Click or tap here to enter text.6. Monitoring needs for blood pressure medication prescribed:(Include physical assessments as well as lab/diagnostics as applicable. If not applicable, enter N/A to show you find it not applicable.)1. Physical Assessments:Click or tap here to enter text.1. Labs/Diagnostics:Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.6. Monitoring needs for statin medication prescribed:(Include physical assessments as well as lab/diagnostics as applicable. If not applicable, enter N/A to show you find it not applicable.)2. 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Clinical Practice GuidelinesI.DyslipidemiaLinks to an external site.II.HTNLinks to an external site.You can click on “Figures/Tables” on the right-hand side of the screen to take you to the algorithm/decision tree to get directly to the information you are looking for to work through the assignment to see how hypertension is treated according to this guideline.bb2.docxHTN Lipid Protocol 2HYPERTENSION PROTOCOL: INITIAL VISIT1.RATIONALE0. This protocol will assist in the differentiation between essential hypertension and renal artery stenosis to aid in the identification of patients in need of referral to nephrology to prevent further renal damage from an unidentified renal artery stenosis. The design of the protocol for UTI encompasses these principles.1.SYMPTOMS1.HYPERTENSION0. Blood pressure >140/90 mmHg0. Other possible subjective symptoms1. Headache1. Visual changes1. Dyspnea1. Chest pain1. Sensory or motor deficit1.RENAL ARTERY STENOSIS1. Onset of hypertension age >55 years or <30 years1. History of accelerated, malignant, or resistant hypertension1. History of unexplained kidney dysfunction1. History of multivessel coronary artery disease1. History of other peripheral vascular disease1. Abdominal bruit1. Sudden or unexplained recurrent pulmonary edema1. Other possible factors7. Absence of family history of hypertension7. Other bruits7. History of acute kidney injury after administration of ACE inhibitor or angiotensin II receptor antagonist (ARB)1.HISTORY2. Continue with treatment of hypertension but consult supervising physician if patient has:0. History of accelerated, malignant, or resistant hypertension0. History of unexplained kidney dysfunction0. History of multivessel coronary artery disease0. History of other peripheral vascular disease0. Abdominal bruit0. Sudden or unexplained recurrent pulmonary edema1.PHYSICAL EXAM3. Perform the following examinations:0. Vital Signs (blood pressure, pulse)0. Auscultation for bruits (carotid, abdominal, and femoral)0. Palpation of thyroid0. Cardiac0. Respiratory0. Lower extremities for edema and pulses0. Neurological3. Consult supervising physician if findings of:1. Abdominal bruit1. Another bruit1.LAB TESTS4. Metabolic panel0. Cholesterol0. Blood sugar0. Uric acid level4. Glomerular filtration rate4. Consult supervising physician if:2. GFR indicates chronic kidney disease (CKD) or renal failure1.PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT5. List the hypertension drug classifications and examples you would prescribe in order of treatment according to clinical practice guidelines without consideration of race or ethnicity:(Provide generic names for examples. 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Drug: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Dose: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Route: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Frequency: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Instructions to provide patient: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Caution/Precautions: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Using a source such as GoodRX, what is an estimated cost of this drug for a 30-day supply? Click or tap here to enter text.1. What patient education is needed for this drug?Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. 1st line pharmacological treatment if warranted in an African American patient after a thiazide diuretic has been given and no compelling contraindications/comorbidities are identified:(Choose a generic drug from the drug class you would like to prescribe to either add to existing treatment or replace a thiazide.)2. Drug: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Dose: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Route: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Frequency: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Instructions to provide patient: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Caution/Precautions: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Using a source such as GoodRX, what is an estimated cost of this drug for a 30-day supply? Click or tap here to enter text.2. What patient education is needed for this drug?Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. When should ACEIs be used in African Americans according to the course textbook?Include a citation with matching reference in the reference section.3. Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. Prescribe statin therapy according to the prescription table which follows:Complete the following table to indicate which drug at which dose would be used for different intensity statin therapies to treat high low-density lipoprotein (LDL) as noted in the course textbook. Each drug listed in each column should be a different drug with a specific dose or dose rans as indicated in your course textbook.High-Intensity TherapyModerate-Intensity TherapyLow-Intensity TherapyDaily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Daily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Daily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 3:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 4:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 5:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 3:Click or tap here to enter text.What patient education is needed when prescribing statins? Consider any patient counseling points and adverse effects they may need to be aware of or report if experienced.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.1.TREATMENT MONITORING6. How long until a follow up appointment should be done with patient?Click or tap here to enter text.6. Monitoring needs for blood pressure medication prescribed:(Include physical assessments as well as lab/diagnostics as applicable. If not applicable, enter N/A to show you find it not applicable.)1. Physical Assessments:Click or tap here to enter text.1. Labs/Diagnostics:Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.6. Monitoring needs for statin medication prescribed:(Include physical assessments as well as lab/diagnostics as applicable. If not applicable, enter N/A to show you find it not applicable.)2. Physical Assessments:Click or tap here to enter text.2. Labs/Diagnostics:Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.1.TREATMENT FAILURE7. How will you know if the treatment is not working or needs to progress?Include a citation with matching reference in the reference section.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.References (Full APA References)bb.docx1. provided for the sections highlighted in yellow and the “click to enter text here” is indicated.2. Provide references for your protocol at the bottom of the form where indicated. References should come from the following sources:A. Clinical Practice GuidelinesI.DyslipidemiaLinks to an external site.II.HTNLinks to an external site.You can click on “Figures/Tables” on the right-hand side of the screen to take you to the algorithm/decision tree to get directly to the information you are looking for to work through the assignment to see how hypertension is treated according to this guideline.bb2.docxHTN Lipid Protocol 2HYPERTENSION PROTOCOL: INITIAL VISIT1.RATIONALE0. This protocol will assist in the differentiation between essential hypertension and renal artery stenosis to aid in the identification of patients in need of referral to nephrology to prevent further renal damage from an unidentified renal artery stenosis. The design of the protocol for UTI encompasses these principles.1.SYMPTOMS1.HYPERTENSION0. Blood pressure >140/90 mmHg0. Other possible subjective symptoms1. Headache1. Visual changes1. Dyspnea1. Chest pain1. Sensory or motor deficit1.RENAL ARTERY STENOSIS1. Onset of hypertension age >55 years or <30 years1. History of accelerated, malignant, or resistant hypertension1. History of unexplained kidney dysfunction1. History of multivessel coronary artery disease1. History of other peripheral vascular disease1. Abdominal bruit1. Sudden or unexplained recurrent pulmonary edema1. Other possible factors7. Absence of family history of hypertension7. Other bruits7. History of acute kidney injury after administration of ACE inhibitor or angiotensin II receptor antagonist (ARB)1.HISTORY2. Continue with treatment of hypertension but consult supervising physician if patient has:0. History of accelerated, malignant, or resistant hypertension0. History of unexplained kidney dysfunction0. History of multivessel coronary artery disease0. History of other peripheral vascular disease0. Abdominal bruit0. Sudden or unexplained recurrent pulmonary edema1.PHYSICAL EXAM3. Perform the following examinations:0. Vital Signs (blood pressure, pulse)0. Auscultation for bruits (carotid, abdominal, and femoral)0. Palpation of thyroid0. Cardiac0. Respiratory0. Lower extremities for edema and pulses0. Neurological3. Consult supervising physician if findings of:1. Abdominal bruit1. Another bruit1.LAB TESTS4. Metabolic panel0. Cholesterol0. Blood sugar0. Uric acid level4. Glomerular filtration rate4. Consult supervising physician if:2. GFR indicates chronic kidney disease (CKD) or renal failure1.PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT5. List the hypertension drug classifications and examples you would prescribe in order of treatment according to clinical practice guidelines without consideration of race or ethnicity:(Provide generic names for examples. Doses are not needed or required.)Drug Category/ ClassificationExample 1Example 2Example 3Example 4Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. 1st line pharmacological treatment if warranted in a non-African American patient after a thiazide diuretic has been given and no compelling contraindications/comorbidities are identified:(Choose a generic drug from the drug class you would like to prescribe to either add to existing treatment or replace a thiazide.)1. Drug: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Dose: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Route: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Frequency: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Instructions to provide patient: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Caution/Precautions: Click or tap here to enter text.1. Using a source such as GoodRX, what is an estimated cost of this drug for a 30-day supply? Click or tap here to enter text.1. What patient education is needed for this drug?Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. 1st line pharmacological treatment if warranted in an African American patient after a thiazide diuretic has been given and no compelling contraindications/comorbidities are identified:(Choose a generic drug from the drug class you would like to prescribe to either add to existing treatment or replace a thiazide.)2. Drug: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Dose: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Route: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Frequency: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Instructions to provide patient: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Caution/Precautions: Click or tap here to enter text.2. Using a source such as GoodRX, what is an estimated cost of this drug for a 30-day supply? Click or tap here to enter text.2. What patient education is needed for this drug?Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. When should ACEIs be used in African Americans according to the course textbook?Include a citation with matching reference in the reference section.3. Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Citation (Provide (Author, year) and not full reference): Click or tap here to enter text.5. Prescribe statin therapy according to the prescription table which follows:Complete the following table to indicate which drug at which dose would be used for different intensity statin therapies to treat high low-density lipoprotein (LDL) as noted in the course textbook. Each drug listed in each column should be a different drug with a specific dose or dose rans as indicated in your course textbook.High-Intensity TherapyModerate-Intensity TherapyLow-Intensity TherapyDaily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Daily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Daily dose lowers LDL-C on average byClick or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 3:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 4:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 5:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 1: Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 2:Click or tap here to enter text.Drug/Dose 3:Click or tap here to enter text.What patient education is needed when prescribing statins? 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