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The best clinical answer is Nitroglycerin first.
Why Nitroglycerin first?
In acute cardiogenic pulmonary edema, the immediate problem is elevated preload and pulmonary capillary pressure, causing fluid to flood the alveoli and severe dyspnea.
Nitroglycerin acts within minutes by:
Venodilation → ↓ preload
↓ Pulmonary capillary pressure
Rapid relief of pulmonary congestion and dyspnea
This gives immediate hemodynamic improvement.
Why not Furosemide first?
Furosemide works by diuresis, which takes 20–30 minutes (IV) to significantly reduce fluid volume.
It is useful after stabilization, but it does not relieve pulmonary congestion as rapidly as nitrates.
Clinical sequence (typical emergency approach)
1. Oxygen / NIV
2. IV Nitroglycerin → rapid preload reduction
3. IV Furosemide → remove excess fluid
The Best Answer ✔️
Nitroglycerin first. It rapidly reduces preload and pulmonary capillary pressure, providing immediate relief in acute pulmonary edema, whereas furosemide acts later through diuresis.
A 45-year-old woman has morning stiffness >1 hour and symmetrical joint swelling for 6 months. Best disease-modifying drug?
A) Ibuprofen
B) Prednisolone
C) Methotrexate
D) Paracetamol
A patient presents with burning urination and lower abdominal pain.
You have these 4 antibiotics on hand. 👇
Ciprofloxacin 💊
Nitrofurantoin 💊
Azithromycin 💊
Ceftriaxone 💊
Which one is most commonly prescribed for urinary tract infections (UTIs)? 🤔
Survival in commotio cordis is most dependent on:
A. Immediate defibrillation and CPR
B. Administration of antiarrhythmic drugs
C. Cardiac surgery
D. Oxygen therapy