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A Previously healthy 56 year old suddenly develops severe headaches which become worse in the afternoons. His blood Pressure is 180/110 mm Hg. Renal arteriography shows 85% occlusion of the right renal artery . Lab finding that best predicts wether an operation that relieves the obstruction will reduce the BP to normal is inc renin activity in the

1Left renal artery vs Rt renal artery
2Left renal vein vs right renal vein
3right renal artery vs left renal artery
4right renal vein vs left renal vein

Edited by new_n_lost on 05/26/07 - 01:59 PM. Reason: Incomplete Question

  #2

4 right renal vein vs left renal vein


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  #3

nod
explanations plz?

  #4

sec. hyperaldosteronism due to renal obstruction
R obstruction renal art---> decr R flow--> release renin---> incr Aldosterone---incr AII----> systemic Htn----> decr renin& AII L side

  #5

well its the Right Renal Artey Being Constricted therefore its concerntration of Renin in its Vein will be increased as compared to the Left Renal Vein which has no constriction of Artey but will express the Constriction due to Presence of INC Renin Plamsa values but itself wont secrete renin.

Now i was oscillating bw Choices 2 and 4 wondering which wud be the correct one but in the end went 4 cos the pathology is in the Right Kidney.


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  #6

so true nnlnod







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