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Which medication would be prescribed for a patient with highblood pressure?

A. A beta-blocker to inhibit acetylcholine binding to the betareceptors on cardiac muscle cells

B. A beta-blocker to inhibit epinephrine binding to the betareceptors on cardiac muscle cells

C. A beta-blocker to inhibit acetylcholine binding to the betareceptors on smooth muscle cells of blood vessel walls

D. A beta-blocker to inhibit epinephrine binding to the betareceptors on smooth muscle cells of blood vessel walls

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cardiac muscle cells (which contract in response to norepinephrine). They noticed that the cardiac
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