A patient has a tumour of the chromaffin cells in the adrenal medulla. Whilst awaiting surgery, he is treated with an antagonist which reduces the consequences of adrenal medulla overactivity by binding alpha adrenergic receptors irreversibly. Which one of the following drugs has he been treated wit Answers A - E A Clopidogrel B Lansoprazole C Aspirin D Propranolol E Phenoxybenzamine

A patient has a tumour of the chromaffin cells in the adrenal medulla. Whilst awaiting surgery, he is treated with an antagonist which reduces the consequences of adrenal medulla overactivity by binding alpha adrenergic receptors irreversibly. Which one of the following drugs has he been treated wit Answers A - E A Clopidogrel B Lansoprazole C Aspirin D Propranolol E Phenoxybenzamine

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