HARVEY HOYA iHuman study case(57y/o male with hypertension)

Harvey Hoya is a 57-year-old overweight Hispanic construction worker who presents for evaluation of an elevated blood-pressure reading at a recent local health fair. He reports intermittent mild headaches, and interrupted sleep with snoring. Physical examination is notable BP 172/94 L and 178/98 R; laterally displaced PMI; and, funduscopic findings of A-V nicking. Was told he had elevated BP in the past, but took no action. FH is positive for hypertension and related complications.