Which statement regarding secondary hypertension compared with primary (essential) hypertension is accurate?
1. The cause of primary hypertension is known, whereas the cause of secondary hypertension is unknown.
2. Primary hypertension may lead to significant morbidity, whereas secondary hypertension usually does not.
3. The cause of secondary hypertension is potentially treatable, whereas primary hypertension is not.
4. More young adults have primary hypertension, whereas older adults have secondary hypertension.
Correct Answer: 3
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