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Reasoning Question - Renal regulation of BP

 A patient with renal artery stenosis has persistent hypertension.

Which system is primarily responsible?

A. Kallikrein-kinin system
B. RAAS activation
C. ANP release
D. Decreased aldosterone

Answer: B. RAAS activation
Explanation: Renal hypoperfusion → renin release → Angiotensin II → vasoconstriction & aldosterone → ↑ BP.

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