NBME 13 Nitric oxide (NBME Answers)

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FYI since I didn't know the difference

Nitric oxide=NO

Nitrous oxide=N2O

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Nitric oxide (NO) is a vasodilator, thus helping to decrease the high pressure of the pulmonary vessels. Pulmonary hypertension has excess vasoconstrictors (endothelin), and deceased vasodilators (NO, prostacyclins). FA18 p 661

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