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Froggy Jumps Hypertension Essentials QuizOnline version Test your hypertension knowledge. by Dayla Daff 1 Childhood Nephrotic Syndrome causes too much ...? a protein in urine b weight loss c hair loss 2 What are some complications of Nephrotic Syndrome? a Vitamin B12 Deficiency b Acute Kidney Injury c Hypercalemia 3 Which type of treatment is considered Symptomatic Management for Nephrotic Syndrome? a Pain Medication b Antipyretics c Diuretics 4 Which type of treatment is considered Therapeutic Management for Nephrotic Syndrome? a Steriods b K+ replacement c Low Sodium Diet 5 Which type of treatment is considered Prevention Management for Nephrotic Syndrome? a Regular Ambulation & Compression Socks b Steriods c Low Sodium Diet 6 Which item would you monitor for your patient with nephrotic syndrome? a Daily Weights b Oxygen Saturation c Range of Motion 7 What is hypertension? a High blood pressure b Normal heart rate c Low blood pressure 8 What is considered a normal blood pressure reading? a Exactly 120/80 mmHg b Less than 100/60 mmHg c Less than 120/80 mmHg 9 Which of the following is a major risk factor for hypertension? a Regular exercise b Obesity c Low-sodium diet 10 What are typical symptoms of hypertension? a Often none b Severe chest pain always c Visible blood in urine 11 What is a primary treatment goal for hypertension? a Maintain at 180/110 b Lower BP to below 130/80 mmHg c Raise BP to 200/100 12 Which diet helps manage blood pressure? a DASH diet b High-sodium diet c Low-protein diet 13 What is a key tip for accurately measuring BP? a Take a single reading after exercise b Take multiple readings on different days c Measure only once a year 14 Name a serious complication of untreated hypertension. a Bone fracture b Stroke c Common cold 15 Which stage defines hypertension as ≥140/90 mmHg? a Stage 1 hypertension b Stage 2 hypertension c Prehypertension 16 When providing discharge education to the patient/parent what location do you tell them is ok to take their blood pressure? a Right Arm b Wrist c Leg

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Hypertension Essentials Quiz

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by Dayla Daff

Childhood Nephrotic Syndrome causes too much ...?

What are some complications of Nephrotic Syndrome?

Which type of treatment is considered Symptomatic Management for Nephrotic Syndrome?

Which type of treatment is considered Therapeutic Management for Nephrotic Syndrome?

Which type of treatment is considered Prevention Management for Nephrotic Syndrome?

Which item would you monitor for your patient with nephrotic syndrome?

What is hypertension?

What is considered a normal blood pressure reading?

Which of the following is a major risk factor for hypertension?

What are typical symptoms of hypertension?

What is a primary treatment goal for hypertension?

Which diet helps manage blood pressure?

What is a key tip for accurately measuring BP?

Name a serious complication of untreated hypertension.

Which stage defines hypertension as ≥140/90 mmHg?

When providing discharge education to the patient/parent what location do you tell them is ok to take their blood pressure?