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Which of the following drugs could give Type 1 diabetic symptoms? Select one: A. Alpha 2...

Which of the following drugs could give Type 1 diabetic symptoms?

Select one:

A. Alpha 2 agonist

B. Muscarinic 3 antagonist

C. Cholinergic antagonist

D. All of the above

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Alpha 2 agonise can cause some symptoms like nausea ,gastrointestinal disturbances ,decreased breath rate ,drowsiness are similar to the symptoms of type 1 diabetes

Muscuranic 3 antagonist can cause blurred vision, increased heart rate, but dry skin .It can prevent diabetes to an extent .

Cholinergic antagonist too has no great symptomats of type 1 diabetes

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