Question 184 · LEK · Potassium balance
Information on the use of which of the following medications does not explain hyperkalemia observed in a patient:
- A. ramipril.
- B. ketoprofen.
- C. propranolol.
- D. trimethoprim.
- E. torasemide.
Hint
Consider each drug's effect on renal potassium excretion or cellular uptake; one class increases urinary potassium loss.
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