The APRN is treating an African American patient with bilateral renal artery stenosis and COPD who is diagnosed with hypertension. What is the best medication choice to treat this patient? Lisinopril Nifedipine Furosemide Atenolol
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This condition can lead to renal failure if not managed properly. ACE inhibitors like Lisinopril are usually not recommended for patients with renal artery stenosis as they can further decrease kidney function. Secondly, the patient has COPD. Beta blockers like Show more…
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