Question 104 · LEK · Pulmonary edema
The first line treatment for acute pulmonary edema does not include:
- A. morphine.
- B. dobutamine.
- C. dopamine.
- D. furosemide.
- E. digoxin.
Hint
Identify the drug with a slow onset and narrow therapeutic window that has no role in emergency relief of pulmonary congestion.
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