Q 1. As An Antiepileptic drug, Phenytoin is most similar in action to which one of the following drugs?
(A)Digoxin
(B)Propafenone
(C)Lidocaine
(D)Sotalol
(E)Verapamil
Answer: C (Lidocaine)
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