intern_doc
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72 y/o come b/c of 6 months of SOB when climbing stairs. Had MI 2 years ago
EF - 35%, med B-adrenergic blocking, lungs CTAB, S4 gallop, no peripheral edema. no chage on ECG, which of the following is most appropriate pharmacotherapy
a. alpha adrenergic bloking
b. ACE
c. angiotensin2 receptor blocking
d. nitrate
e. thiazide
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| chemamr
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what is CTAB?
Because of the decreased EF i should think in ACE INHIBITORS (B).
is that right?
hey intern_doc i sent you a private message today, did you receive it or you just donīt wanna answer me?. 
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| intern_doc
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CTAB=clear to auscu bila
the reason i did not ans is b/c i dont want to ans YOU ONLY..LOL 
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| chemamr
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yes, thank you, i have received your PM.
Is it correct my answer?
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| mani
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ACE inhibitor
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| webjeee
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a naive question. for patients with impaired lung function, is angiotensin2 receptor blocking better than ACEi?
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