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    This document contains multiple choice questions about renovascular hypertension and the investigations used to diagnose it. Some key points covered include: - Identifying false statements about models used to study renovascular hypertension and treatments for different types of lesions. - Investigations like MRA, DSA, duplex USG, and CTA are discussed in terms of their ability to detect renal artery lesions and predict outcomes of revascularization. - Questions address the rate limiting step in the RAAS and investigations of choice for high suspicion of renal artery stenosis or azotemia.

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    This document contains multiple choice questions about renovascular hypertension and the investigations used to diagnose it. Some key points covered include: - Identifying false statements about models used to study renovascular hypertension and treatments for different types of lesions. - Investigations like MRA, DSA, duplex USG, and CTA are discussed in terms of their ability to detect renal artery lesions and predict outcomes of revascularization. - Questions address the rate limiting step in the RAAS and investigations of choice for high suspicion of renal artery stenosis or azotemia.

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    This document contains multiple choice questions about renovascular hypertension and the investigations used to diagnose it. Some key points covered include: - Identifying false statements about models used to study renovascular hypertension and treatments for different types of lesions. - Investigations like MRA, DSA, duplex USG, and CTA are discussed in terms of their ability to detect renal artery lesions and predict outcomes of revascularization. - Questions address the rate limiting step in the RAAS and investigations of choice for high suspicion of renal artery stenosis or azotemia.

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    Which is not a redflag sign of renovascular
    hyperternsion?
    • A. Paradoxic worsening of hypertension with the use of diuretics
    • B. Onset of hypertension at 45yrs of age
    • C. Refractory HT with grade III/IV hypertensive retinopathy
    • D. evidence of cholesterol embolization

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    Identify the false statement
    • A. One-Kidney, One-Clip Model is volume hypertensive model
    • B Two-Kidney,One-Clip Model is a renin dependent model
    • C TOC in One-Kidney, One-Clip Model is ACE inhibitors
    • D. TOC in Two-Kidney,One-Clip Model is ARBs

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    Identify the false statement
    • A. MRA delineates lesions involving the distal, intrarenal arteries
    • B. DSA is the gold standard for diagnosing renovascular disease
    • C. Duplex USG predict the patients who will have an improvement in
    their BP
    • D. CTA is contraindicated if sr creat >1.7

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    Identify the false statement
    • A. “string of beads” appearance on angio occujrs exclusively in medial
    fibroplasia
    • B. Perimedial fibroplasia is known as Girlie disease
    • C. Intimal fibroplasia is associated with dissection
    • D. Perimedial fibroplasia progresses to renal occlusion and loss of
    renal function

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    Identify the false statement
    • A. RVR ratio has good predictive value in those with bilateral disease
    • B. MRA gives both anatomical detail and functional significance of the
    renovascular lesion
    • C. pressure gradient (>10 to 15 mm Hg) across a renal artery lesion
    may predict a reduction in BP with revascularization
    • D. RVR helps to lateralise the diseased kidney

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    The rate-limiting step in the RAAS is

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    Identify the false statement
    • A. PTRA with stenting for atherosclerotic disease
    • B. PTRA without stenting for fibromuscular dysplasia
    • C. Sr creatinine >4mg/dl is an absolute indication for revascularization
    • D. Surgical intervention is indicated if concomitant aneurysmal or
    occlusive aortic disease is present

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    Investigation of choice if there is a high
    suspicion of RVH
    • A. MRA
    • B. DSA
    • c. DuplexUSG
    • D. CTA

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    IOC in azotemia
    • A. MRA
    • B. DSA
    • c. DuplexUSG
    • D. CTA

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