Fellypressin is a_______________?
Correct answer: B. Vaso constrictor
- A. Vaso dilator
- B. Vaso constrictor
- C. Neuroleptic
- D. Anti coagulant
Explanation
Felypressin is a vasopressin analogue that causes vasoconstriction and is used with some local anaesthetics to prolong their action. It is therefore not a vasodilator, neuroleptic, or anticoagulant.
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