Secondary hyperaldosteronism is typically a complication of chronic:
A) Adrenal disease
B) Renal disease
C) Diabetes
D) Idiopathic hypertension
E) Emphysema

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Secondary hyperaldosteronism is most commonly caused by decreased blood flow to the kidneys, which can be a complication of chronic renal disease. This can lead to increased aldosterone production and ultimately hypertension.

Secondary Hyperaldosteronism Is Typically a Complication of Chronic