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Nicorandil

Posted by: Johnson Francis on: 20 Sep, 2009

Nicorandil is a: a. Calcium channel blocker b. Potassium channel blocker c. Sodium channel blocker d. Potassium channel activator Answer: d Nicorandil is an anti anginal agent without any significant hemodynamic effect.

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