A 72-year-old man with long-standing hypertension presents with acute severe headache and BP 210/130 mmHg. Fundoscopy shows papilloedema. There is no neurological deficit. What is the most appropriate management?AStart oral Amlodipine in primary care and review in 1 weekBRefer for same-day hospital admission for urgent BP controlCReassure and review in 24 hoursDStart ACE inhibitor and Thiazide at maximum doses in clinicEGive sublingual Nifedipine and dischargeCheck my answer