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A ________ chronotropic agent is one that results in an increase in the heart rate.
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A ________ chronotropic agent is one that results in an increase in the heart rate.

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Positive Chronotropes increase heart rate and they include Atropine, Milrinone and Theophylline. Negative chronotropes on the other hand, decrease the heart rate; examples include digoxin, acetylcholine and metoprolol.

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