English to Latin Meaning of hypertension - hypertension

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Definitions of hypertension in English

Noun(1) a common disorder in which blood pressure remains abnormally high (a reading of 140/90 mm Hg or greater

Examples of hypertension in English

(1) People with excess body fat have a greater risk for such illnesses as diabetes and hypertension .(2) She had insulin dependent type 2 diabetes, with hypertension and hyperlipidaemia.(3) Body shape at birth has some impact on the risk of several adult diseases, including hypertension and diabetes.(4) A note for a diabetic with hypertension and heart disease can easily run two pages.(5) she has hypertension(6) The patient had a medical history of asthma, diabetes mellitus, and hypertension .(7) he got hypertension(8) People with jobs that demands stiff targets to be met, can often end up with stress and hypertension .(9) They were caused by stress and have, in turn, caused the hypertension .(10) Having lived with cats my whole life, I'm at a loss to understand feline hypertension .

Related Phrases of hypertension

(1) essential hypertension ::

essential hypertension

Related Phrases of hypertension

(1) essential hypertension ::

essential hypertension

Synonyms

Noun

1. high blood pressure ::

princeps sanguinem pressura

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