Give detailed Solution with explanation needed (don't copy the answer ) thecardiovascular effects of epinephrine ina person treated with pehntolamine willmost closely resemble the responses afterthe adminstration of:A. IsoproterenolB. NorepiniephrineC. LabetalolD. Prazosin

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the cardiovascular effects of epinephrine in a person treated with pehntolamine will most closely resemble the responses after the adminstration of: A. Isoproterenol B. Norepiniephrine C. Labetalol D. Prazosin