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14.One of the manifestation of Conn's syndrome is: a. hypematremia b. hypotension c. Increased Renin level in blood d. hypokalemia

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14.One of the manifestation of Conn's syndrome is:
a. hypematremia
b. hypotension
c. Increased Renin level in blood
d. hypokalemia

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