NAPLEX (North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination) Practice Exam

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Which of these is NOT a known warning for taking Aggrenox?

  1. Hypotension

  2. Headache

  3. Chest pain

  4. Bleeding risk

The correct answer is: Bleeding risk

Aggrenox is a medication used to prevent stroke in certain individuals. The known side effects or warnings for taking Aggrenox include hypotension (low blood pressure), headache, and chest pain. Bleeding risk is not typically listed as a known warning for taking Aggrenox, although excessive bleeding may occur in some individuals who are taking this medication. Therefore, option D is the only option that is not a known warning for taking Aggrenox.