A patient with a certain disease is administered a medication that increases the production of a specific protein. Which of the following effects is primarily caused by this increase in protein production?
Q1. A patient with a certain disease is administered a medication that increases the production of a specific protein. Which of the following effects is primarily caused by this increase in protein production?
Answer: Increased production of nitric oxide
Explanation: Increased production of nitric oxide causes vasodilation and decreased blood pressure, unlike increased blood glucose levels, increased platelet count, and increased blood pressure.