Self-Blood Pressure Monitoring in the Adults with Hypertension

Author:

Lidgett Kristen1,Huynh Annie1

Affiliation:

1. Department of Nursing, California State University, Bakersfield, 9001 Stockdale Hwy, 29RNC, United States.

Abstract

Hypertension, especially in the initial stages, is a silent disease that fails to show symptoms until complications arise [1]. Many times, this leads to untimely diagnosis and can contribute to non-adherence of healthcare practitioners’ advice [1]. Only 54% of those diagnosed with hypertension have adequate control per national guidelines with a mere 9% having resistant hypertension [2, 3]. Self-blood pressure monitoring has been used as a tool assisting individuals and clinicians in managing hypertension due to convenience, ease of use, and affordability [4]. However, consensus among national and international authorities on its use has been lacking [4]. Despite this, many healthcare practitioners continue to advise individuals to include self-blood pressure monitoring into their self-care regimen [4].

Publisher

Gexinonline Publications

Subject

General Medicine

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