A patient with hypertension and elevated creatinine levels is being treated with amLODIPine and Simvastatin. Given the patient's creatinine level of 3.4 mg/dL, which of the following is the most likely clinical interpretation?
The patient's sodium level indicates an electrolyte imbalance contributing to hypertension. The patient's calcium level suggests hypocalcemia, affecting their blood pressure management. The patient may have underlying renal impairment contributing to hypertension. The patient's hypertension is likely due to stress and lack of transportation.