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M2 Dunphy (Chapters 34-37) | Q&A Latest 2025/2026 | 100% PASS A 55-year-old African American man with newly diagnosed hypertension presents to your primary care clinic for medication management. Today his blood pressure reads 145/95. He denies headache, blurred vision, chest pain, and shortness of breath. Which medication would you start him on? - Answer -Amlodipine Which of the following is not a risk factor for CAD? - Answer -Female sex with use of oral contraceptives Which cardiac marker would be best for identifying if a patient has had any cardiac damage over the past 4 days? - Answer -Troponin An 85-year-old male presents to the urgent care clinic with a history of syncopal episode without a history of head injury. On cardiac auscultation, the patient has a harsh systolic murmur at the second intercostal space, with radiation of the murmur to the carotids. What type of murmur does the patient have? - Answer -Aortic stenosis When auscultating an adult client's heart, you note a short, highfrequency click (opening snap) after S2 (second heart sound) during the beginning of diastole. What could this indicate? - Answer -Mitral stenosis An active 68-year-old man under your care has known acquired valvular aortic stenosis and mitral regurgitation. He also has a history of infectious endocarditis. He has recently been told he needs elective