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jeatrice

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Medication that increases the viscosity of secretions and may be effective in the therapy of bronchorrhea.
 
  a. Mucoregulatory agent
  b. Mucospissic agent
  c. Mucoactive agent
  d. Mucokinetic agent
  e. Mucolytic agent

Question 2

A medication that increases ciliary clearance of respiratory mucus secretions is called a
 
  a. mucoregulatory agent.
  b. mucospissic agent.
  c. mucoactive agent.
  d. mucokinetic agent.
  e. mucolytic agent.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D





 

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