chapter 42 quiz 4

Maintaining systolic blood pressure within 10% of baseline led to decreased postoperative AKI. (correct)

Individualized blood pressure management was not effective at reducing postoperative AKI.

Standard blood pressure management led to increased postoperative AKI.

There was no significant difference in postoperative AKI between the two management strategies.

Hypotension was not associated with postoperative AKI.

The studies did not find any association between hypotension and postoperative AKI.

Transient hypotension was associated with postoperative AKI. (correct)

Only prolonged hypotension was associated with postoperative AKI.

Large observational studies are more reliable than randomized controlled trials for evaluating perioperative blood pressure management.

Maintaining systolic blood pressure within a specific range of baseline can help reduce postoperative AKI. (correct)

Perioperative blood pressure management has no impact on postoperative outcomes.

Individualized blood pressure management strategies are not effective in reducing postoperative AKI.

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