This book investigates the complex mechanisms underlying hypertension and its widespread impact on public health. It presents a comprehensive overview of the epidemiological trends and the intricate pathophysiological processes that lead to high blood pressure, drawing on current research and clinical data. The work is structured to guide readers through the fundamental principles of hypertension, progressing to more advanced applications and diagnostic considerations.

The book is structured as a study guide with three modules: Basic Principles, Advanced Applications, and Cross-sectional Anatomy. It is designed as a self-examination program to assist technologists in assessing their knowledge of hypertension. The content aims to cover both the epidemiological and pathophysiological aspects of the condition.