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BOF: 104

A 56 year old male presents with a history of nocturnal cough. The cough disturbs sleep waking him up a short while after retiring to bed. It is a dry cough and there is no accompanying wheeze. No significant past medical history and the patient has not been on any drugs. Clinical examination is unremarkable, routine haematology and biochemistry tests are normal and chest X-ray is clear.

In this patient which one of the following would you use as treatment?

a)      Salbutamol inhaler

b)      Beclomethasone inhaler

c)      Proton pump inhibitor

d)     Codeine phosphate syrup

e)      Furosemide

 

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