1. J.B. is a 56-year-old African American

1. J.B. is a 56-year-old African American male who is seeing his PCP due to blurred vision intermittently over the last four weeks. Upon being placed in the room, the nurse takes J.B. blood pressure with a reading of 216/110. The nurse notes the patients last BP in the clinic of 126/86. J.B. states that readings at the “pharmacy” have been high over the last few months. The doctor enters the room to being an assessment. List five things the doctor should ask J.B. Are any of these things modifiable? 2. After discovering J.B.’s strong family history of hypertension, the doctor discusses beginning an antihypertensive medication. Explain the difference between using a beta-blocker and ACE inhibitor? 3. The doctor chooses to start J.B. on Metoprolol and Hydrochlorothiazide. What specific education is important to include for Metoprolol? 4. What is the difference between a thiazide diuretic and a loop diuretic? 5. Before his visit, J.B had a fasting lipid panel drawn. A few days after the visit, he receives a call from the PCP’s office that his cholesterol is significantly elevated. As a result he will need to be started on a lipid reducing agent, atorvastatin. What teaching will you provide To J.B.? Provide a minimum of 5 in different areas.

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