PEBC OSCE Practice Questions - PEBC Pharmacist Qualifying Examination Part II (OSCE) Exam

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A 70-year-old presents with a prescription for ramipril and reports a dry, persistent cough that started two weeks after beginning the drug. The MOST appropriate clinical action is to:

Reassure her the cough is unrelated and continue ramipril Recommend an over-the-counter cough suppressant indefinitely Double the ramipril dose to control blood pressure faster Identify the ACE-inhibitor cough and recommend the prescriber consider switching to an ARB

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Identify the ACE-inhibitor cough and recommend the prescriber consider switching to an ARB

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