6. The figure below shows pressure volume loops taken from Patient #3 when at rest (black diagram), and after being given a cardiovascular drug (red diagram). Which type of drug would most likely produce the change indicated by the red diagram? 120 LV Pressure 80 Patient 3 (mm Hg) %23 40 20 60 100 140 180 220 LV Volume (ml) A. ? Alpha-1 agonist B. Antimuscarinic C. Beta-1 agonist D. Calcium channel blocker E. ? Diuretic

6. The figure below shows pressure volume loops taken from Patient #3 when at rest (black diagram), and after being given a cardiovascular drug (red diagram). Which type of drug would most likely produce the change indicated by the red diagram? 120 LV Pressure 80 Patient 3 (mm Hg) %23 40 20 60 100 140 180 220 LV Volume (ml) A. ? Alpha-1 agonist B. Antimuscarinic C. Beta-1 agonist D. Calcium channel blocker E. ? Diuretic

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6. The figure below shows pressure volume loops taken from Patient #3 when at
rest (black diagram), and after being given a cardiovascular drug (red
diagram). Which type of drug would most likely produce the change indicated
by the red diagram?
120
LV Pressure 80
Patient 3
(mm Hg)
%23
40
20
60
100
140
180
220
LV Volume (ml)
A.
? Alpha-1 agonist
B.
Antimuscarinic
C.
Beta-1 agonist
D.
Calcium channel blocker
E. ?
Diuretic

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