Which medication should the nurse question administering?
a. Verapamil to a patient with angina
b. Furosemide to a patient complaining of leg cramps
c. Lisinopril to a patient with a BP of 118/84 mmHg
d. Carvedilol to a patient with an apical pulse of 62
Ans: b. Furosemide to a patient complaining of leg cramps
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Fill in the blank with correct word