#187 Orthostatic Hypotension Part 1: Gray Mat...

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Blake wants to reduce the risk of orthostatic hypotension in a patient with low blood pressure. The physical therapist should:

A. Encourage slow transitions from sitting to standing

B. Have the patient perform deep breathing exercises before standing

C. Re ...

In this episode, we explore non-pharmacologic strategies for controlling blood pressure.

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