14. Cevimeline (EVOXAC) a. dilates bronchioles b. is a potent vasoconstrictor c. increases heart rate d. increases salivary flow 15. Which of the following would be predicted after administration of albuterol? a. bronchoconstriction b. decreased heart rate c. vasoconstriction d. increased blood glucose

14. Cevimeline (EVOXAC) a. dilates bronchioles b. is a potent vasoconstrictor c. increases heart rate d. increases salivary flow 15. Which of the following would be predicted after administration of albuterol? a. bronchoconstriction b. decreased heart rate c. vasoconstriction d. increased blood glucose

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Chapter21: Musculoskeletal And Anti-inflammatory Drugs

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