Systolic blood pressure of a patient is 140 mm Hg while his diastolic blood pressure is 90 mm Hg. If this is not controlled, it can lead to (I) Heart disease (II) Brain haemorrhage (III) Damage of the blood vessels of kidney (IV) Failure in conducting system

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Systolic blood pressure of a patient is 140 mm Hg while his diastolic blood pressure is 90 mm Hg. If this is not controlled, it can lead to (I) Heart disease (II) Brain haemorrhage (III) Damage of the blood vessels of kidney (IV) Failure in conducting system (A) I, II, III and IV (B) I, II and III (C) Only I and II (D) Only II and III

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Correct answer is (b) I, II and III

Q. Systolic blood pressure of a patient is 140 mm Hg while his diastolic blood pressure is 90 mm Hg. If this is not controlled, it can lead to
(I) Heart disease
(II) Brain haemorrhage
(III) Damage of the blood vessels of kidney
(IV) Failure in conducting system

$I, II, III$ and $I V$

$I, II$ and $III$

Only $I$ and $II$

Only $II$ and $III$

Correct answer is (b) $I, II$ and $III$

Q. Systolic blood pressure of a patient is 140 mm Hg while his diastolic blood pressure is 90 mm Hg. If this is not controlled, it can lead to (I) Heart disease (II) Brain haemorrhage (III) Damage of the blood vessels of kidney (IV) Failure in conducting system

I,II,III and IV

I,II and III

Only I and II

Only II and III