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Pathophysiology
Learning Objectives
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"Define hypertensive emergency versus urgency using end-organ damage criteria",
"Identify the most dangerous individual presentations within hypertensive emergency",
"Avoid common errors including sublingual nifedipine use and premature aggressive lowering in urgency",
"Recognize resistant hypertension and initiate secondary workup"
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Resistant Hypertension
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Emergency vs Urgency — The Defining Distinction
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Specific Hypertensive Emergency Presentations
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Teaching Notes
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