Yes who can answer this ..............

[shisha]

A patient 42 yrs old, has diastolic BP 130 mmg Hg. His retina shows haemorrhagic areas with exudate. His kidney has petichial haemorrhage.
What pathologic finding is expected in this patient?

A] Hyaline arteriolosclerosis
B] Hyperplastic arteriolosclerosis
C] Atherosclerosis
D] Monckeberg calcific sclerosis

[shisha]

Diastolic Bp more than 130 mm Hg, retinal changes and kidney involvement indicates that this is a case of malignant hypertension. In malignant hypertension there is Hyperplastic arteriolosclerosis.

[draren]

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[student-2]

Who can say when you find Hyaline arteriolosclerosis? (Open question)

[IMG SURVIVOR]

The only thing that comes to my mind is Diabetes.
Also the color pink comes to my mind.

[student-2]

YUP Diabetes. It's non enzymatic glycosylation like in the retina

[IMG SURVIVOR]

YUP Diabetes. It's non enzymatic glycosylation like in the retina

After al this time I still remember something.;)

[rhmtascp]

Diabetes, but don't forget long standing hypertension with or without diabetes...