A patient with a history of appendectomy and obesity presents with a diastolic blood pressure of 103 mmHg. Considering the current medications, which clinical interpretation is most appropriate regarding their blood pressure management?
The patient's blood pressure may be inadequately controlled, indicating a possible need for antihypertensive therapy adjustment. The diastolic blood pressure of 103 mmHg is within normal limits, requiring no change in current therapy. The current pain management regimen is likely contributing to elevated blood pressure levels. The patient's obesity alone explains the elevated diastolic blood pressure, and no further action is necessary.