During hypertension assessment, properly taken readings are 148/86 mmHg in the right arm and 126/80 mmHg in the left. The difference remains 20 mmHg when both arms are rechecked. Which approach should be used for subsequent measurements?AAverage readings from both arms at each subsequent reviewBUse the persistently higher-pressure right arm for subsequent readingsCUse the left arm to reduce treatment-related hypotension riskDUse the arm with the stronger radial pulse at each reviewEContinue bilateral readings and use their mean as the treatment valueCheck my answer