The rapid onset of malignant hypertension results in:
A) atherosclerosis.
B) encephalopathy.
C) pulmonary edema.
D) acute renal failure.

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Rapid onset of malignant hypertension can lead to encephalopathy, which is a dangerous condition where the brain is affected by high blood pressure causing symptoms such as confusion, seizures, and even coma. While atherosclerosis, pulmonary edema, and acute renal failure can be associated with hypertension, they are not necessarily associated with the rapid onset of malignant hypertension.

The Rapid Onset of Malignant Hypertension Results In