The main group of drugs used for the treatment of urinary incontinence are:

The main group of drugs used for the treatment of urinary incontinence are:

a. muscarinic receptor antagonists
b. muscarinic receptor agonists
c. diuretics
d. antidiuretic hormone inhibitors




Answer: A

If a person with hypertension does not respond well to a specific diuretic they could be prescribed combination therapy. These combinations may include:

If a person with hypertension does not respond well to a specific diuretic they could be prescribed combination therapy. These combinations may include:

a. an ACE inhibitor
b. an angiotensin-II-receptor antagonist
c. a potassium-sparing diuretic
d. all of the above.



Answer: D

Loop diuretics inhibit the:

Loop diuretics inhibit the:

a. Na+-K+-2CI- transporters
b. Na+-CI+ transporters
c. carbonic anhydrase transporters
d. water molecule transporters.



Answer: A

Lack of voluntary control over urination is called:

Lack of voluntary control over urination is called: 

a. retention
b. micturition
c. impotence
d. incontinence.




Answer: D