Emergency Management In Hypertensive Crisis: A Case Report

Hypertensive crisis is an uncontrolled hypertension, defined as a systolic Blood Pressure >180mmHg or a diastolic Blood Pressure >12OmmHg. urgency injury. impending or progressive target organ dysfunction. severe elevation of Blood Pressure without progressive target organ dysfunction. Most sufferers (85%) of hypertension are asymptomatic and hence early diagnosis is the problem. This case report is presentation of hypertensive urgency of 60 years o drug therapy under the supervision of allopathic physician. This case report highlights the pharmacological role of antihypertensive drugs in hypertensive urgency and helped to control this severe condition Hypertensive crisis can be classified as a hypertensive and emergency depending on end organ involvement including cardiac, renal & neurologic Hypertensive emergency characterized by severe elevation in Blood Pressure with evidence of Hypertensive urgencies are associa ld male patient, which is well managed by modern to preceding life threatening. ted with