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1. Intensive HbA1c control offers a consistent benefit over standard HbA1c control, with meta-analysis of cumulative studies showing a RRR of __% for macroalbuminuria.
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2. From the ADVANCE-ON trial, intensive HbA1c control reduced the risk of ESRD by __% compared to standard HbA1c control.
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3. There is an inverse relationship between reducing blood pressure and overall renal protection; the lower the blood pressure, the greater the overall renal protection observed:
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4. The results of which trial indicate that multifactorial risk factor interventions lower cardiovascular complications, risk of nephropathy and all-cause mortality?
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5. An intensive multifactorial intervention strategy reduces the risk of which of the following microvascular complications of T2DM?
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6. The BENEDICT trial evaluating primary prevention of new renal events in T2DM compared which agent(s) to placebo?
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7. Data from the BENEDICT trial and the ROADMAP study show that the use of which drug classes are significantly associated with a reduction in the development of new microalbuminuria?
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8. In T2DM with established nephropathy, the IDNT demonstrated the superiority of which agent in respect of renal mortality outcomes?
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9. The primary outcome of the RENAAL study included:
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10. Because of the potential for development of hyperkalaemia and hypotension when using RAAS inhibitors, the use of these agents are limited in patients with:
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