A 75 year old patient presents to the office with worsening hand pain due to osteoarthritis. The patient verbalized that she is taking Aspirin 325 mg, 2 tabs by mouth twice daily for the pain. The only other medication the patient is taking is Lisinopril 40 mg 1 tab by mouth daily. Is there a concern? Question 3 options: There is no concern when using aspirin at this dose and lisinopril concurrently. The use of aspirin at this dose concurrently with Lisinopril may impair renal function. The use of aspirin at this dose used concurrently with Lisinopril may impair hepatic function. The use of aspirin at this dose used concurrently with Lisinopril may increase the risk for stroke.