Question 382 · LEK · Fibrinolytic drugs
An absolute contraindication to fibrynolysis is:
- A. ischaemic stroke within the last six months.
- B. pregnancy.
- C. infectious endocarditis.
- D. active peptic ulcer disease.
- E. all of the above.
Hint
Recall the ESC list: recent ischaemic stroke is among the absolute contraindications, while the others are listed as relative.
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