High blood pressure is hypertension, and low blood pressure is hypotension.
In my hospital it's called postural hypotension.
No, that is incorrect. The term hypertension means high blood pressure. Hypotension means low blood pressure.
Hypertension can cause vomiting, diarrhea and fever.
The opposite of Hypertension (high blood pressure) can be either normal blood pressure or Hypotension (low blood pressure).
Intercranial hypertension and hypotension can be deadly. The cerebrospinal fluid must be tonic.
Hypertension can damage your body in many ways and, left uncontrolled, you can most certainly have a fatal heart attack.
Hypotension: Is when blood pressure is too low (below normal). Hypertension: Is when blood pressure is too high (above normal). ************** These terms are also used in many other subjects like osmosis in biology, where the cell (animal, plant) gains too much (hypertension) or looses to much (hypotension) water and can become plasmolysed (when a plant/cell wilts or turgid (expands and can eventually burst).
HOTE may refer to the abbreviation for hypotension which is the condition of low blood pressure. The opposite of which is hypertension, the condition of high blood pressure.
when a person is hyper it means high so it is another meaning of high blood pressure This is actually incorrect. Hypertension means high blood pressure. You are asking about hypotension (different word). The "hypo-" prefix means "low" or "under" (as a hypodermic needle goes under the skin). Hypotension is low blood pressure, the opposite of high.
Postural means standing. Hypertension means high blood pressure and hypotension is low blood pressure. You get a different reading if you are sitting versus standing while taking blood pressure.
The disorder seems more prevalent among the elderly (especially if systolic blood pressure rises) with chronic diseases (i.e. hypertension and/or diabetes).