A patient with a seizure disorder and hypertension is taking lisinopril and amlodipine. Given the patient's diastolic blood pressure is 109 mmHg, what is the most appropriate clinical interpretation of this finding?
The patient's hypertension is poorly controlled, requiring a reassessment of their antihypertensive regimen. The patient's blood pressure indicates a hypertensive crisis requiring immediate emergency intervention. The patient's blood pressure management is adequate and no changes are needed. The patient's blood pressure is within normal limits for someone with hypertension.