Key result
Intravenous medications for high blood pressure are not recommended for treating asymptomatic elevations in blood pressure among hospitalized patients.
Why the study?
Should intravenous medications be used for high blood pressure in asymptomatic hospitalized patients?
Should intravenous medications be used for high blood pressure in asymptomatic hospitalized patients?
The text discusses the management of asymptomatic elevated blood pressure in hospitalized patients.
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Avoid IV antihypertensives for asymptomatic inpatient hypertension; Level 5 evidence leaves optimal thresholds and RCTs open.
Asymptomatic elevations in blood pressure (BP) are common among hospitalized patients. Although clear evidence-based recommendations exist for treating
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Andrew S. Parsons (2019) studied this question. Intravenous medications for high blood pressure are not recommended for treating asymptomatic elevations in blood pressure among hospitalized patients.
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