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1 Mark(s) Required 5 Question 5 Patient is taking valsartan (Angiotensin receptors blocker) as an antihypertensive drug, what changes will this drug cause in Renin, Angiotensin I, Angiotensin II and aldosterone? A. Renin decreases, Angiotensin I decreases, Angiotensin II decreases, Aldosterone decreases C. Renin increases. Angiotensin I increases, Angiotensin II decreases, Aldosterone decreases B. Renin increases, Angiotensin I increases, Angiotensin II increases, Aldosterone decreases D. Renin increases, Angiotensin I increases, Angiotensin II increases, Aldosterone increases

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5 Question 5
Patient is taking valsartan (Angiotensin receptors blocker) as an antihypertensive drug, what changes will this drug cause in Renin, Angiotensin I, Angiotensin II and aldosterone?
A. Renin decreases, Angiotensin I decreases, Angiotensin II decreases, Aldosterone
decreases
C. Renin increases. Angiotensin I increases, Angiotensin II decreases, Aldosterone
decreases
B. Renin increases, Angiotensin I increases, Angiotensin II increases, Aldosterone
decreases
D. Renin increases, Angiotensin I increases, Angiotensin II increases, Aldosterone
increases

1 Mark(s)
Required
5 Question 5
Patient is taking valsartan (Angiotensin receptors blocker) as an antihypertensive drug, what changes will this drug cause in Renin, Angiotensin I, Angiotensin II and aldosterone?
A. Renin decreases, Angiotensin I decreases, Angiotensin II decreases, Aldosterone
decreases
C. Renin increases. Angiotensin I increases, Angiotensin II decreases, Aldosterone
decreases
B. Renin increases, Angiotensin I increases, Angiotensin II increases, Aldosterone
decreases
D. Renin increases, Angiotensin I increases, Angiotensin II increases, Aldosterone
increases

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