Practice question| 2 Read below for answer and explanation 🤓 . . . . . The correct answer is: ✅ C. Metoprolol Why? Metoprolol is a beta blocker. Although it is beta-1 selective (cardioselective), it can still block beta receptors in the lungs, especially at higher doses, which may cause bronchoconstriction (bronchospasm). This can worsen asthma symptoms or trigger an asthma attack. Why not the others? A. Amlodipine – Calcium channel blocker. Safe for patients with asthma. B. Lisinopril – ACE inhibitor. It can cause a dry cough, which may be confused with asthma symptoms, but it does not cause bronchospasm like beta blockers. D. Hydrochlorothiazide – Thiazide diuretic. No direct concern with asthma. #pharmacytech #pharmacytiktok #ptcbexamreview #ptcbexam #ptcbstudy