The Majority of Hypertension Cases Have No Specific Verifiable Physical

question 100

Multiple Choice

The majority of hypertension cases have no specific verifiable physical cause and are considered

• A)feigned hypertension.
• B)type A hypertension.
• C)essential hypertension.
• D)nonidentifiable hypertension.

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