This antihypertensive drug is contraindicated in patients with bilateral renal artery stenosis:

Antihypertensive drug typically used in patients with severe hypertension and renal insufficiency; this agent produces significant fluid retention and hypertrichosis.

The drug of choice in management of hypertensive crisis when continuously variable IV infusion is required.

A drug-induced lupus-like syndrome is associated with this antihypertensive drug

Tachycardia due to hydralazine administration would be blocked by:

A diabetic patient is prescribed a new medication to control mild hypertension. The patient then becomes less aware of hypoglycemic symptoms. The antihypertensive drug was most probably:

Which drug would be least likely used in the initial pharmacological treatment of mild hypertension?

Which antihypertensive drug would be contraindicated if the patient were taking tranylcypromine (Parnate)?

Which drug would block the antihypertensive efficacy of guanadrel (Hylorel)?

Lisinopril belongs to which class of antihypertensive drugs?

Most likely to be used for initial drug management of moderate hypertension

Antihypertensive agents -- side effect profile includes impaired glucose tolerance, hypokalemia, increased serum lipids and increased renin secretion:

Effects of hydralazine (Apresoline):

Mechanisms by which blood-pressure may be reduced:

Orthostatic hypotension:

Antihypertensive drug least likely to cause orthostatic hypotension:

Vascular smooth muscle relaxation by means of calcium channel blockade:

Protects against tachycardia caused by minoxidil (Loniten) administration:

Mechanism of antihypertensive action:inhibition of peptidyl dipeptidase

Antihypertensive agent that can produce a positive Coombs' test