Question 71 · LEK · Secondary hypertension
Medications that may induce arterial hypertension do not include:
- A. theophylline.
- B. cyclosporine.
- C. erythropoietin.
- D. glucocorticosteroids.
- E. testosterone preparations.
Hint
Think of drugs causing sodium retention, vasoconstriction or higher blood viscosity; one listed drug lacks these effects.
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