56-year-old woman with
chronic, stable angina and a previous myocardial infarction is treated
with an oral drug that reduces the inward flow of calcium , thereby
decreasing excitation-contraction coupling in the heart and vasculature
resulting in dilation of coronary and systemic arteries and improving
oxygen delivery to myocardial tissue. This patient is most likely
treated with which of the following drugs?
Choose one answer. a. bisoprolol
b. diltiazem
c. nadolol
d. hydralazine
e. nitroglycerin
Choose one answer. a. bisoprolol
b. diltiazem
c. nadolol
d. hydralazine
e. nitroglycerin
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