(A) R only
(B) Q only
(C) P and S
(D) S only
Endothelin is a potent vasoconstrictor that is synthesized and released by vasoconstrictor response stimulated by thrombin, insulin and 5-HT, adrenaline and angiotensin II. It synthesis is inhibited by vasodilatory response produced by PG I2, Nitric oxide, natriuretic peptide and high shear stress. Low shear stress mainly results in vasoconstriction leading to release of endothelin whereas high shear stress results in vasodilatation leading to inhibition of its release.
(A) Enalapril
(B) Losartan
(C) Captopril
(D) Valsartan
Captopril is an ACE inhibitor with thiol group in the structure. It produces penicillamine like effects as the later drug also has thiol group in its structure. The side effects include taste disturbances, proteinuria and neutropenia.
(A) Zinc atom in its structure
(B) Thiol group in its structure
(C) Activation of chymase as alternate pathway
(D) Inhibition of ACE enzyme
Captopril is an ACE inhibitor with thiol group in the structure. It produces penicillamine like effects as the later drug also has thiol group in its structure. The side effects include taste disturbances, proteinuria and neutropenia.
(A) Methyldopa
(B) Fenoldapam
(C) Bosentan
(D) Haloperidol
Fenoldapam is dopamine agonist that produces renal vasodilatation. Fenoldapam is used in severe hypertension for increasing diuresis thereby increasing the excretion of sodium.
(A) Methyldopa
(B) Moxonidine
(C) Spironolactone
(D) Doxazosin
Moxonidine acts on imidazoline receptors.