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Cocaine Selectively Blocks Na+ (Sodium)channels,which Is the Mechanism That Leads

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Question 26

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Cocaine selectively blocks Na+ (sodium) channels,which is the mechanism that leads to


A) CNS stimulation.
B) increased heart rate.
C) local anesthetic effects.
D) cocaine dependence.

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