A 55-year-old white man comes for checkup. His BP was measured and recorded as 153/96 mm Hg. The patients physical examination was unremarkable, but his ECG revealed evidence of left ventricular hypertrophy. He doesn’t smoke and he walks 30 min daily.His PMH is remarkable for poorly controlled diabetes and mild diabetic nephropathy . He is currently on Amlodipine monotherapy and adhere to low salt diet.The most appropriate therapy to be added to control his BP is:Question 8 Answera.Spironolactoneb.Lisinopril c.Hydrochlorothiazided.Diltiazeme.Carvedilol
[Answered]: A 55-year-old white man comes for checkup
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