10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHITE-COAT SYNDROME»
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Preventing Cardiovascular Disease in Primary Care
Ambulatory blood-pressure recordings and white-coat syndrome (hypertension
only in clinic or the surgery) Twenty-four-hour ambulatory blood pressure
recording is particularly helpful for evaluating the possibility of white-coat
syndrome, ...
Clive E. Handler, Gerry Coghlan, 2008
2
The Art and Science of Cardiac Physical Examination: With ...
This white coat syndrome is likely related to an anxiety reaction on the part of the
patient. Generally this condition is felt to be relatively benign, although there
always is a concern that patients may become hypertensive in the future. White
coat ...
Narasimhan Ranganathan, Vahe Sivaciyan, Franklin B. Saksena, 2007
3
Reduce Blood Pressure Naturally: A Complete Approach for ...
Unusually high readings in a doctor's office indicate “white coat syndrome,” which
is the anxiety of having your blood pressure taken in a medical setting. A study
published in JAMA showed that 21% of the 292 participants had this condition.95
...
Arluck Scheinbaum Michael, Michael Arluck Scheinbaum, M.S. and David Getoff, 2005
4
Management of Cardiac Problems in Primary Care
in individuals without white coat syndrome, so it is not a completely benign
condition. Patients with white coat syndrome should be screened for risk factors
and organ damage. Antihypertensive medication is recommended for patients
with ...
Clive Handler, Gerry Coghlan, 2008
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Any Mother's Daughter: One Woman's Lifelong Struggle with ...
Chapter. Five. White. Coat. Syndrome. The. phrase, “white coat syndrome”
typically refers to a person's general fear of doctors. This fear can produce
unconscious changes in the body. For example, numerous studies have shown a
connection ...
Bonnie L. Diraimondo, 2010
6
Illness in the Academy: A Collection of Pathographies by ...
Last week I read about a newly published study on white coat syndrome: people
whose blood pressures spike in the doctor's office are at higher risk of heart
attacks. I suspect (these articles are often frustratingly, even misleadingly vague)
the ...
Kimberly Rena Myers, 2007
Your elder may simply have White Coat Syndrome — the common phenomenon
of a person's blood pressure being elevated from the anxiety of going to see the
doctor. (Many members of the medical profession wear white coats.) When this ...
8
Cardiology in Primary Care
Ambulatory blood pressure recordings and 'white-coat' syndrome Ambulatory
blood pressure recording is particularly useful for evaluating the possibility of '
white-coat' syndrome, which is present in around 25% of people who appear to
have ...
9
Principles and Practice of Geriatric Medicine
The term “white-coat syndrome” was allegedly introduced into the medical
vernacular in 1983 when it was observed that, on the average, the SBP rose by
27mmHg, DBP by 15mmHg, and the pulse by 16 beats per minute, when a doctor
...
M.S. John Pathy, Alan J. Sinclair, John E. Morley, 2006
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Literacy Instruction for Adolescents: Research-based Practice
Those in the health professions use the term white coat syndrome to refer to
significant increase in blood pressure when in a doctor's office or hospital, or
even in the presence of a medical worker in a white coat usually worn by doctors.
Karen D. Wood, William E. Blanton, 2009
