Pronunciation: /eɪs ˈɪnɪˌbɪtər/
noun a class of drugs primarily used for treating high blood pressure and heart failure by inhibiting the angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE)
A1 An ace inhibitor is a type of medication used to treat high blood pressure.
A2 My doctor prescribed me an ace inhibitor to help lower my blood pressure.
B1 Ace inhibitors are commonly used in the treatment of heart failure.
B2 Patients with certain kidney conditions may benefit from taking ace inhibitors.
C1 The cardiologist recommended starting the patient on an ace inhibitor to improve cardiac function.
C2 Research has shown that ace inhibitors can reduce the risk of cardiovascular events in high-risk patients.
formal The patient was prescribed an ACE inhibitor to help manage their high blood pressure.
informal My doctor put me on an ACE inhibitor for my heart condition.
slang I'm taking that ACE inhibitor pill for my BP.
figurative Using an ACE inhibitor is like putting a lock on high blood pressure.
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