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What Alpha-Antagonist Acts at the Bladder Neck to Increase Urethral

Question 9

Question 9

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What alpha-antagonist acts at the bladder neck to increase urethral tone, which may decrease leakage and is often prescribed for mild cases of stress urinary incontinence?


A) Duloxetine
B) Pseudoephedrine
C) Finasteride
D) Oxybutynin

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