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What is the effect of beta-blockers on the heart rate?
What is the effect of beta-blockers on the heart rate?
- Fluctuate
- Remain the same
- Decrease (correct)
- Increase
What is the function of aspirin in low doses?
What is the function of aspirin in low doses?
- To act as an anti-platelet aggregator (correct)
- To increase coronary blood flow
- To increase heart rate
- To reduce myocardial oxygen demands
What does CAPG stand for?
What does CAPG stand for?
- Coronary Artery by Pass Graft (correct)
- Coronary Artery Pressure Graft
- Cardiac Artery Pressure Graft
- Cardiac Artery by Pass Graft
What is the effect of increasing coronary blood flow?
What is the effect of increasing coronary blood flow?
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What is the outcome of reducing myocardial oxygen demands?
What is the outcome of reducing myocardial oxygen demands?
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What is the primary function of aspirin in the context of myocardial health?
What is the primary function of aspirin in the context of myocardial health?
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What is the relationship between beta-blockers and myocardial oxygen demands?
What is the relationship between beta-blockers and myocardial oxygen demands?
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