Raven is undergoing vasodilator therapy to treat chronic heart failure. She often feels nauseous and experiences headache. Her doctor switches her to a different drug hoping that the adverse effects would disappear. However, immediately after the initial administration of the drug, Raven presents with allergic reaction symptoms that resemble angioedema. Which of the following drugs was Raven most likely switched to?

A. Candesartan
B. Nitroglycerine
C. Isosorbide dinitrate
D. Benazepril


Answer: D

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