The Vasodilator Drug Minoxidil Differs from Hydralazine in That Minoxidil

question 18

Multiple Choice

The vasodilator drug Minoxidil differs from Hydralazine in that Minoxidil:

• A) is indicated for patients who respond to triple therapy with other drug combinations.
• B) is a more potent arteriolar dilator.
• C) is given in usual doses of 60 to 100 mg per day in combination with a diuretic and beta-blocker.
• D) seldom produces any serious adverse effects.

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