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One of the primary differences between ester-type and amide-type local anesthetics is the:
 
  a. rate of absorption.
  b. extent of absorption.
  c. site of metabolism.
  d. duration.

Question 2

A nurse prepares to give methylergonovine to an obstetric patient. The goal of this therapy is to:
 
  a. augment uterine contractions during labor.
  b. assist in the delivery of the placenta.
  c. induce sustained uterine contractions postpartum.
  d. relax the uterus during preterm labor.



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Answer to Question 1

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