A 65-year-old woman comes to the physician for follow-up. Her medical problems include diabetes and poorly controlled hypertension. Her medications include once-daily metformin and an angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor. At her last visit, the dose of her ACE inhibitor was increased. At today’s visit, her blood pressure remains elevated. When the physician asks the patient whether she has had any problems with the increased dose of her ACE inhibitor, she admits that she doesn’t like to take the antihypertensive everyday. Which of the following is the most appropriate response?O A. “A pill box organizer can help you remember to take your medication daily.” B. “I am very concerned; do you understand the importance of controlling your hypertension?”O C. “I know it can be difficult; let’s review how to take the medication.” O D. “Tell me the reason you don’t like taking the medication.” O E. “We can change to a different medication if you are experiencing side
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