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Type 2 diabetes
A practice question in the style of the PLAB 1 exam. Choose your answer to see the explanation.
A 58-year-old with type 2 diabetes has an ACR of 12 mg/mmol and a blood pressure of 148/92. Which medicine is most appropriate?
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The answer is B: An ACE inhibitor or ARB.
A raised ACR (3 mg/mmol or more) in diabetes is treated with an ACE inhibitor or ARB, which slows kidney damage.
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