Table of Contents
- Cataloging in Publication CIP Data
Introduction to Professor Pei Zhengxue Pei Zhengxue, male, native of Wushan County, Gansu Province, born in February 1938. From childhood, he studied traditional Chinese medicine under the tutelage of his father, Mr. Pei
- Respiratory System: Wan Qiang Feng Yongxiao
> Respiratory System: Wan Qiang | > Feng Yongxiao Cardiovascular System: Cao Jingyu | > Yang Binfeng > Hypertension: Wei Aiqing | > Chen Guangyan > Digestive System: Xue Wenhan | > Yang Binfeng > | > Urinary System: Zhan
- Classification Systolic Pressure mmHg Diastolic Pressure mmHg
> Classification | > Systolic Pressure (mmHg | > Diastolic Pressure (mmHg ) | > ) | > Normal High Pressure | > < 120 and | > < 80 > Normal High Value | > 120~139 and | > 80~89 | > /or | > Hypertension | > ≥ 140 and /or |
- Cardiovascular disease risk factors Target organ damage TOD Concurrent clinical conditions ACC
> Cardiovascular disease risk factors | > Target organ damage (TOD ) | > Concurrent clinical conditions (ACC ) > Systolic and diastolic blood pressure levels (grades 1–3) | > Left ventricular hypertrophy, cerebrovascular
- V Physical exercise
(V) Physical exercise Regular physical exercise has important therapeutic effects, such as lowering blood pressure and improving glucose metabolism. It is recommended to engage in appropriate physical activity every day
- Peripheral vascular disease
| > | > | > Peripheral vascular disease | > Rapid arrhythmia | > Asthma | > Impaired glucose tolerance | > Chronic heart failure | | > Athletes > Receptor blockade | | > Blood pressure | Indapamide, 1.25–2.5 mg each time
- 2 Dihydropyridines may cause ankle edema and gingival hyperplasia.
(2) Dihydropyridines may cause ankle edema and gingival hyperplasia. (3) Non-dihydropyridines such as diltiazem and verapamil can suppress sinoatrial node function, cardiac conduction, and ventricular function. 5. Clinic
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