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Stress and Hypertension Relationship

Explore the factors promoting hypertension, including stress, salt intake, and obesity. Learn about the body's response to stress and its impact on cardiovascular, nerve, endocrine, and renal systems. Gain insights into the complexities of stress definition and its subjective perception. References provide detailed analysis of stress-induced hypertension.

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Stress and Hypertension Relationship

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  1. Stress & hypertension COMPANY LOGO 徐荷洋10301010042 www.theme gallery.com

  2. Factors promote hypertension Inheritance Stress Salt intake obesity www.theme gallery.com

  3. Stress • body's reaction to a change that requires a physical, mental or emotional adjustment or response • occupational stress • deadline • machine paced work • repetitive and boring activities • relationship with co-workers www.theme gallery.com

  4. cardiovascular response to stress • Increased heart rate • elevated blood pressure • Depend on the type, severity and duration of stressors www.theme gallery.com

  5. Nerve system Endocrine Renal system sympathetic nerve adrenaline Impaired renal sodium regulation Mechanisms www.theme gallery.com

  6. Problems & complexity • difficulty in defining stress objectively and in a way that is perceived subjectively • inadequate 'person-environment fit' www.theme gallery.com

  7. Reference Talma Rosenthal, Ariela Alter. Occupational stress and hypertension. Journal of the American Society of Hypertension 6(1) (2012) 2–22 H Heine, M Weiss. Life stress and hypertension. European Heart Journal (1987) 8 (Supplement B), 45-55 RA Galosy，CJ Gaebelein. CARDIOVASCULAR ADAPTATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL-STRESS - ITS ROLE IN DEVELOPMENT OF HYPERTENSION, RESPONSIBLE MECHANISMS, AND HYPOTHESES.Biobehavioral Review (1997) 1(3) 165-175 GA Harshfield, Y Dong, GK Kapuku, etc. Stress-induced sodium retention and hypertension: A review and hypothesis.CURRENT HYPERTENSION REPORTS(2009) 11(1) 29-34 www.theme gallery.com

  8. Words occupational stress blood pressure cardiovascular system hypertension sympathetic nerve adrenaline renal sodium regulation www.theme gallery.com

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