| Finding | Rep. |
---|---|---|
 | Main findings |  |
1 | Any antihypertensive drug increased | (Yes) |
 | Other findings |  |
2 | diuretics remained the most commonly used antihypertensive drug class | No |
3 | more than one third of hypertensive adults reported taking diuretics | Yes |
4 | Use of thiazide diuretics accounted for three fourths of all diuretic use. | No |
5 | The prevalence of thiazide diuretic use increased slightly | Yes |
6 | The overall prevalence of use of β-blockers increased | Yes |
7 | Approximately 20% use CCBs in each survey period | Yes |
8 | the use of CCBs remained relatively constant | Yes |
9 | ACE inhibitors were the second most commonly used antihypertensive drug class | No |
10 | The use of ACE inhibitors increased significantly overall. | No |
11 | The use of ARB increased significantly | Yes |