An anticholinergic can be used to treat a. asthma. b. rhinorrhea. c. sinus congestion. d. arthritis.

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An anticholinergic can be used to treat

a. asthma.
b. rhinorrhea.
c. sinus congestion.
d. arthritis.

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I believe it is A. Asthma Hope this helped!~

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