Medisage Academy Quiz!

A 57-year-old woman with sudden onset of visual complaints was referred to the neurology OPD for evaluation. Her diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia have all been poorly managed in the past. The patient had been to the emergency room four days prior at the neurology OPD for high blood pressure (200/94mmHg). On day 3, she noticed that the blurring of vision had gotten worse. A computed tomography (CTA) was performed.