17) Which of the following statements is correct?() A Blood pressure of 145/105mmHg is hypertension grade 1 B Blood pressure of 150/95mmHg is hypertension grade 1 C Blood pressure of 155/110mmHg is hypertension grade 2 D Blood pressure of 160/110mmHg is hypertension grade 2 E Blood pressure of 170/105mmHg is hypertension grade 3

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