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[ArchivalUser]

Which of the following drugs has been shown
unequivocally to limit infarct size?
A) Nitroglycerin.
B) Metoprolol.
C) Heparin.
D) Oxygen.
E) Morphine.

[ArchivalUser]

e..

[ArchivalUser]

is it A...

[ArchivalUser]

no b

[ArchivalUser]

I mean is not A is B

[ArchivalUser]

A,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[ArchivalUser]

A...you add beta blocker later only

[ArchivalUser]

this is why unequivocally

[ArchivalUser]

let wait for Stephan

[ArchivalUser]

its bbbbb

The drugs that have been
shown to limit infarct size in patients with an MI
include metoprolol (and other beta-blockers), thrombolytics,
and aspirin. Nitroglycerin, heparin, oxygen,
and morphine are all useful in treating angina and
MI, but there is not good evidence that they limit
infarct size.