← Cardiovascular
Blood Pressure Classification
Transcript
The full lyrics. Everything the audio teaches is here in text.
[Intro]
First set of vitals you take on your own
Two numbers come back and now it's your read
This is the chart that decides what they mean
[Verse 1]
Normal is under one twenty over eighty
Both of them under, not just one of them
Elevated runs one twenty to one twenty-nine
But diastolic still has to stay under eighty
Hit eighty diastolic and you skipped a category
You're not elevated anymore, you're stage one
[Pre-Chorus]
Normal takes and, both numbers have to be low
Hypertension takes or, either one does it
One thirty over eighty is where it starts
That's the line the guideline draws
[Chorus]
Under one twenty over eighty is normal
One twenty to one twenty-nine, elevated
One thirty over eighty, stage one
One forty over ninety, stage two
Two stages, that's all there is
Hypertension starts at one thirty
[Verse 2]
Treatment goal is under one thirty over eighty
Same number that makes the diagnosis
Diagnose and target land on the same line
That's not how a lot of older charts read
PREVENT runs the ten-year risk now
Replaced the Pooled Cohort Equations
[Bridge]
Anything at or above one eighty over one twenty
That's a hypertensive crisis, not a stage
Organ damage makes it an emergency
No damage and it's urgency, but it still moves
[Chorus]
Under one twenty over eighty is normal
One twenty to one twenty-nine, elevated
One thirty over eighty, stage one
One forty over ninety, stage two
Two stages, that's all there is
Hypertension starts at one thirty
[Outro]
Normal needs and, hypertension needs or
Elevated only holds if diastolic stays under eighty
One thirty over eighty diagnoses and targets
Two stages, one line, that's the chart
[End]
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