Propranolol should not be prescribed for a patient of angina pectoris who is already receiving:

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• The following drug is used to reduce the frequency of angina pectoris as well as to terminate an acute attack:
• The primary mechanism of beneficial effect of glyceryl trinitrate in classical angina pectoris is:
• Though nitrates and calcium channel blockers are both vasodilators, they are used concurrently in angina pectoris, because:
• Propranolol is used in hyperthyroidism:
• Which of the following drugs is most likely to accentuate varient (Prinzmetal) angina?
• Used alone the following antihypertensive drug tends to increase cardiac work and can precipitate angina:
• Select the most appropriate hypolipidemic drug for a patient with raised LDL-cholesterol level but normal triglyceride level:
• The most reliable guide to adjustment of thyroxine dose in a patient of hypothyroidism is:
• The following is not true about :
• is a directly acting vasodilator, but is not used alone as an antihypertensive because: