4. Vasoconstrictivedrugs are combined with local anesthetics: A. To stabilize the local anesthetics' solutions. B. To slow down the absorption of the local anesthetics into the bloodstream. C. To decrease the risk of resorbtion-related side-effects. D. To increase the duration of action.

4. Vasoconstrictivedrugs are combined with local anesthetics: A. To stabilize the local anesthetics' solutions. B. To slow down the absorption of the local anesthetics into the bloodstream. C. To decrease the risk of resorbtion-related side-effects. D. To increase the duration of action.

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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C. To decrease the risk of resorbtion-related side-effects.
D. To increase the duration of action.

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