Thursday, 17 November 2016

ACE inhibitors | PGI based MCQs


ACE inhibitors cause 

A. Persistent cough 
B. Taste changes 
C. First dose hypotension 
D. Ankle edema 
E. Angioedema


The Answer is. (A) Persistent cough ;(B) Taste changes; (C) First dose hypotension: (E) Angioedema:
• ACE inhibitors causes
— Persistent cough                              — Hyperkalemia, proteinuria
— Dysguesia due to captopril           — Granulocytopenia
— Anglo-edema                  — Rash, urticaria
— First dose hypotension — Fetotoxicity
• First dose hypotension is uncommon in Lorsartan, less common in Enalapril, Lisinopril.
• ActiveACE inhibitors (not converted to metabolite) are
— Captopril

— Lisinopril