In patients with glaucoma, which medications are listed?

In patients with glaucoma, which medications are listed?

• A. Liraglutide, orlistat, lorcaserin
• B. Metformin
• C. Phentermine/topiramate
• D. Lorcaserin

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that glaucoma patient lists include systemic medications that researchers and clinicians consider compatible with glaucoma management—those that do not have known harmful effects on intraocular pressure or interact adversely with glaucoma therapies. Liraglutide, orlistat, and lorcaserin fit this pattern because they are used for diabetes or weight management and, based on the reference context, do not carry identified risks for glaucoma patients in the listed medications set. That’s why this combination is shown as the listed group.

Other options contain medications that, in the same reference, aren’t grouped with glaucoma-compatible systemic drugs (for example, metformin alone or phentermine/topiramate), so they don’t appear in the same listing.