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Endocrine causes of hypertension are
A Pheochromocytoma
B Hyperthyroidism
C Hypothyroidism
D Idiopathic hypoaldosteronism
E Insulinoma
Causes of pulmonary hypertension are
A Mitral stenosis
B Eisenmenger's syndrome
C Cirrhosis of liver
D Pulmonary stenosis
E Tetralogy of fallot
Causes of pulmonary hypertension include
A Mitral stenosis
B Eisenmenger's syndrome
C Interstitial lung disease
D Pulmonary stenosis
E Tetralogy of fallot
Causes of secondary systemic hypertension are
A Glomerulonephritis
B Conn’s syndrome
C Adult polycystic kidney disease
D Dyslipidemia
E Metabolic acidosis
Mutable risk factor of hypertension is:
A sex
B Family history
C Age
D Smoking
Features of pulmonary hypertension include
A Loud 2nd heart sound
B Left parasternal heave
C Prominent C wave of jugular venous pulsation
D Late diastolic murmur in pulmonary area
E Bilateral basal crepitions over both lungs
A 18-year-old patient presented with hypertension and recurrent weakness of all four limbs. His serum Na+ 140 mmol/L, serum K+ 2.6 mmol/L, serum HC03" 30 mmol/L. Probable cause/s is/are
A Cushing’s syndrome
B Conn’s syndrome
C Bartter’s syndrome
D Diarrhea
E Enterocutaneous fistula
Idiopathic intracranial hypertension
A Is more common in woman
B May present with false localizing sign
C May complicate therapy with tetracycline
D Presents with episodic altered consciousness
E Requires regular venesection
Idiopathic intracranial hypertension is characterized by
A Normal CSF profile
B Normal CT scan of brain
C CSF pressure > 250 mm of H2O
D Abnormal finding in MRI of brain
E No papilloedema
In the management of essential hypertension
A Chlorothiazide is effective in mild cases
B -methyl dopa is useful during pregnancy
C -blockers are inappropriate therapy
D Reserpine is effective
E Hydrallazine is an adrenergic neuron blocker

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