A Client, Newly Admitted to the Nursing Unit, Has a Primary

question 10

Multiple Choice

A client, newly admitted to the nursing unit, has a primary diagnosis of renal failure. When assessing the client, the nurse notes a blood pressure (BP) of 180/100. The nurse knows that this is what kind of hypertension?

• A) Primary
• B) Essential
• C) Secondary
• D) Malignant

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