Exam Question | Acute Coronary Syndrome Medications

A 49-year-old male presents to his GP complaining of chest pain. An ECG reveals an ST elevation. Which of the following medications correctly matches its mechanism of use for a suspected STEMI.
A) Aspirin, anti-inflammatory; reduces swelling in the coronary arteries, thus supplying more blood to the heart.
B) Glyceryl trinitrate, produces nitric oxide; to vasodilate the coronary arteries and supply more oxygen to the heart.
C) Atenolol, stimulates B1 receptors in the kidney to release renin; which increases pre-load and afterload pressures and thus increasing blood pressure
D) Morphine, opioid analgesic; reduce sympathetic activity, thus reducing myocardial oxygen demand
E) Heparin, anti-coagulant; to reduce further platelets aggregating around plaque.
F) Atorvastatin, lipid regulating drug; prevents further atherosclerosis in the affected coronary vessel.

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