HTA=HBP???
English translation: Yeap...
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|  Selected response from: Paul Roige (X) Spain Local time: 19:10 | ||||||
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| na | HBP= presión arterial elevada; hipertensión arterial |
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Yeap... Explanation: Me layman too but friend Collins says: "hipertension: hypertension, high blood pressure". May we trust a dictionary? Hope it helps ;) collins |
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HBP= presión arterial elevada; hipertensión arterial Explanation: Sí, Cecilia, es correcto. "HA" es + frecuente en historias clínicas y jerga médica; "HBP" (presión arterial elevada) es + frecuente en conversaciones con el paciente. Elena |
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