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What is All of the following drug can be used in hypeensive crisis except: September 2007 and explain in detail?
Ans. B: Pindolol Hypeensive emergencies are treated in an ICU; BP is progressively (although not abruptly) reduced using a sho-acting, titratable IV drug. Choice of drug and speed and degree of reduction vary somewhat with the target organ involved, but generally a 20 to 25% reduction in MAP over an hour or so is appropriate, with fuher titration based on symptoms. Achieving "normal" BP urgently is not necessary. Typical first-line drugs include Nitroprusside Fenoldopam Nicardipine Labetalol Oral drugs are not indicated because onset is variable and the drugs are difficult to titrate. Sho-acting oral nifedipine reduces BP rapidly, it may lead to acute cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events (sometimes fatal) and is therefore not recommended.