Common Diseases Health Cautions and Contraindications: Diabetes

Author: Li Tingyu
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Basic Knowledge Part 1. 1. The composition of the blood circulation system 2. What is blood pressure 3. How blood pressure is expressed 4. Differences in upper and lower limb blood pressure 5. Measured blood pressure and baseline blood pressure 6. Blood pressure variability 7. Normal blood pressure values 8. The influence of arterial wall elasticity on blood pressure 9. Regulation of arterial blood pressure 10. Factors affecting arterial blood pressure 11. Traditional Chinese Medicine's understanding of blood vessels 12. Traditional Chinese Medicine's understanding of heart anatomy 13. Requirements and methods for measuring blood pressure 14. Maintenance of mercury sphygmomanometers 15. Precautions for self-measuring blood pressure 16. What is high blood pressure? 17. Standards and stages of high blood pressure 18. Differences between high blood pressure and hypertensive disease 19. The significance of timely treatment for hypertensive disease 20. Current status of high blood pressure in China 21. Children and high blood pressure 22. High blood pressure and cardiovascular disease 23. High blood pressure and cardiovascular disease 24. Classification of hypertensive disease 25. Fluctuating high blood pressure 26. Office high blood pressure 27. Traditional Chinese Medicine's concept of high blood pressure 28. Middle-aged high blood pressure 29. Elderly high blood pressure 30. Female high blood pressure 31. High blood pressure in different people 32. Premonitions of blood pressure increase 33. Etiological classification of high blood pressure 34. Lifestyle factors prone to causing high blood pressure 35. Iatrogenic high blood pressure 36. Childhood high blood pressure 37. High blood pressure often leads to increased blood viscosity 38. Renal vascular hypertension 39. Cushing's syndrome hypertension 40. Gestational hypertension syndrome 41. Latent hypertension 42. Congestive heart failure and high blood pressure 43. High blood pressure can lead to heart disease 44. High blood pressure can lead to kidney disease 45. Atherosclerosis and high blood pressure 46. Diabetes with high blood pressure 47. Coarctation of the aorta hypertension 48. Hyperlipidemia with high blood pressure 49. Principles of treating hypertensive disease 50. Treatment of secondary high blood pressure 51. Hypertensive patients are prone to stroke 52. Signs of stroke 53. Objectives of treating high blood pressure
Part 2: Etiology and Pathology
Part 3: Clinical Manifestations and Diagnosis
Part 4: Health Promotion and Prevention
Part 5: Dietary Recommendations and Restrictions for High Blood Pressure
Part 6: High Blood Pressure Meal Plans