1. SUNY Empire State College Jason Gabari RN PCCN 2. Learning Objectives Discuss the reason for using ACE Inhibitors and themechanism by which they work. Identify three…

Slide 1Kidney Disease Workup – When to refer to Nephrologist Family Practice Review Feb 2013 4:30-5:30 Jeff Kaufhold MD, FACP Master Physician, Ohio University Heritage…

Slide 1Mobile Medical Education (MoMEd): What is the impact of putting digital mobile resources in the hands of medical students? Tim Vincent, Learning Technologist Jil Fairclough,…

1. HYPERTENSION DENNIS GEORGE CONSULTANT PHARMACIST www.pharmaqz.com www.pharmaqz.com 1 2. Hypertension  Hypertension is blood pressure elevated enough to perfuse tissues…

Slide 1 CM-1 ACE Inhibitor Dosing Considerations in CHARM John J.V. McMurray, MD Professor of Medical Cardiology Western Infirmary Glasgow Scotland UK Slide 2 CM-2 What is…

Slide 1 Practical recommendations for the use of ACE inhibitors, beta-blockers and spironolactone in heart failure: Putting Guidelines into Practice — INTRODUCTION —…

Slide 1 Mobile Medical Education (MoMEd): Putting digital mobile resources in the hands of medical students – impact, lessons learnt and the future Jil Fairclough, Medical…

Slide 1 RENIN-ANGIONTENSIN- ALDOSTERONE-SYSTEM (RAAS) BLOCKERS IN DIABETIC NEPHROPATHY (DN) Nóra Fanni Bánki SE-MTA “Lendulet” Diabetes Research Group, 1 st Dep. of…

Slide 1 ID: eEdE-94-3044 Imaging of Non-Neoplastic Effects of Drugs and Pharmaceuticals in the Head and Neck Slide 2 Disclosures The authors have published a textbook related…

Slide 1 Recent Developments in the Treatment of Hypertension The Value of Facts 1999 Slide 2 Objectives To review recent clinical trial evidence of efficacy for antihypertensive…