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1. How does this history of high blood pressure dem- onstrate the problem description and etiology com- ponents of the P.E.R.I.E. process? What different types of studies were used to establish etiology or contributory cause? 2. How does this history of high blood pressure illus- trate the evidence-based recommendations and implementation and evaluation components of the P.E.R.I.E. process? 3. Explain the justification for updating the definition of what is considered a “healthy” blood pressure level. 4. How does this history of high blood pressure dem- onstrate the application of the four criteria for a successful screening program? Explain. 5. Using the four quadrants of cost and effectiveness, how would you classify treatment of hypertension for the average person? For those with diabetes? Explain.