hypertensive
Speech parts
1. hypertensive - Noun
2. hypertensive - Adjective
Meaning
a person who has abnormally high blood pressure
having abnormally high blood pressure
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After leading the nation through a decade of war and depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt was diagnosed early in 1944 as suffering from high blood pressure, hypertensive heart disease, cardiac failure and acute bronchitis.
Apparently, the myriad health information sources on the internet are near unanimous in their condemnation of leg crossing, but the hypertensive effect of this maneuver is usually not cited.
Adewole, noted that 1 in every 5 Nigerians is hypertensive and at risk of premature death.
Dr Ravi Shankar of CSI explained, “We are having a lot of young patients who are hypertensive.
The overall results of this study indicate that the pharmacokinetics of enalapril in hypertensive children aged 2 months to ≤ 16 years are consistent across the studied age groups and consistent with pharmacokinetic historic data in healthy adults.
There was only one death from ischemic stroke, two from ischemic heart disease, and five from hypertensive disease.