Question 12 (part 2) · LEK · Adverse effects
Which of the drugs used in the treatment of hypertension might cause hyperkalaemia:
- A. amlodipine.
- B. hydrochlorothiazide.
- C. perindopril.
- D. indapamide.
- E. furosemide.
Hint
Which drug reduces aldosterone secretion and therefore renal potassium excretion?
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