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En el aspecto psicolgico, se presentan los casos de depresin y baja autoestima, dado que las personas encuentran demasiados obstculos para conseguir un trabajo, que les brinde los recursos necesarios para mantener a sus familias. Esto mismo se refleja en un sentimiento de inferioridad e incapacidad, experimentando el rechazo de los dems. La aparicin de enfermedades como la hipertensin y los problemas cardiovasculares tambin es bastante comn.

Otra consecuencia de la pobreza es la desercin escolar. Muchos nios y jvenes se ven obligados a abandonar sus estudios, con el objetivo de trabajar para ayudar econmicamente en sus hogares. Esto es aprovechado por gente sin escrpulos que los busca explotar, dado que la mano de obra infantil resulta ms barata.

Question 1

Has Tenormin any advantage over other beta-blockers in the control of

hypertension?

Question 2

Is the use of sublingual captopril 25 mg/h, in combination with IV

furosemide 40 mg/h to a maximum of 120 mg, safe to lower greatly

elevated blood pressure?

Question 3

Is ACEI superior to calcium channel blockers in the treatment of

hypertension, in terms of prognosis and of the prevention of

complications?

Question 4

Are angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors more effective

than beta-blockers in reducing the risk of stroke in hypertensive

patients?

Question 5

Do non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) affect the

antihypertensive effect of angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE)

inhibitors? If so, how?

Question 6

What antihypertensive is recommended for a patient with aortic stenosis

(AS) and hypertension, as a mono- and combination therapy?

Question 7

Impotence is a common side-effect of antihypertensive drugs. How can

I solve this problem in young hypertensive patients?

Question 8

In the treatment of hypertension, is it recommended to commence

treatment with two drugs containing a thiazide (if elderly) or a betablocker (if young)?

Question 9

1. Following a stroke, both haemorrhagic and ischaemic, in previously

hypertensive and normotensive patients, can you explain precise

blood pressure control and the desired blood pressure levels?

2. In the case of a hypertensive emergency, with a blood pressure of

220/130 with acute myocardial infarction, what immediate measures

should be taken?

Question 10

On lowering blood pressure, to what extent can heart failure secondary

to chronic hypertensive heart disease be reversible?