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What do beta blockers and calcium channel blockers do for someone who has ischemia? a. They prevent further blockages b. They increase the strength of contractions c. They slow heart rate d. They increase
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What do beta blockers and calcium channel blockers do for someone who has ischemia?

a. They prevent further blockages
b. They increase the strength of contractions
c. They slow heart rate
d. They increase heart rate

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The answer correct c. They slow heart rate

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