Question 40 · LEK · Coronary artery disease
All the patients with coronary artery disease (in the absence of contraindications) should be chronically treated with:
- A. acetylsalicylic acid.
- B. statin.
- C. ACEI or ARB.
- D. A,B are correct.
- E. A,B,C are correct.
Hint
Separate the drugs indicated in every patient with CAD from those indicated only with particular comorbidities such as heart failure or diabetes.
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