Can you answer for me this case study...thanks and it's reference.

Read the scenario below and answer the questions associated with it. You must use at least two relevant, current (no more 5 years old) resources, including a professional journal article and at least one of your textbooks/reference books (please note, I do read all references, so be sure you are including an actual article and not just something with a good title, such as an abstract). Please provide complete and thoughtful answers using your own words; do not copy and paste information from your references. The rubric is located below the case study and questions; this assignment is worth 10 points. Mrs. Rodriguez is a 45-year-old Hispanic woman who was recently diagnosed with stage 2 hypertension during a routine check-up at her doctor's office. She has no significant medical history but admits to a family history of hypertension. She works as a nurse in a busy hospital and often works 12-hour shifts. She enjoys cooking and usually prepares her meals at home. She was prescribed hydrochlorothiazide 25mg once daily and amlodipine 5mg once daily for her hypertension and has been taking them for a week. She reports no side effects. 1. What are the benefits of taking hydrochlorothiazide for Mrs. Rodriguez's hypertension? 2. What are the benefits of taking amlodipine, a calcium channel blocker, in addition to hydrochlorothiazide for Mrs. Rodriguez's hypertension? 3. How does hydrochlorothiazide work to lower blood pressure, and what are its potential side effects? 4. How does amlodipine work to lower blood pressure, and what are its potential side effects? 5. Are there any medications, supplements, or foods that Mrs. Rodriguez should avoid while taking hydrochlorothiazide? Why? 6. Are there any medications, supplements, or foods that Mrs. Rodriguez should avoid while taking amlodipine? Why? 7. Are there any potential interactions between amlodipine and hydrochlorothiazide that Mrs. Rodriguez should be aware of? 8. What lifestyle modifications should Mrs. Rodriguez make to help control her hypertension, even with the medication? 9. How often should Mrs. Rodriguez check her blood pressure, and what is considered a healthy blood pressure reading? 10. What other non-pharmacological treatments could be recommended to help manage Mrs. Rodriguez's hypertension, in addition to the medication regimen