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4. Atropine (an anti-cholinergic medication) blocks muscarinic receptors. Which of the following symptoms would you expect to see in a patient who is not in homeostasis because of an excessive atropine dose? (more than one answer possible—circle all that apply)
a) decrease in salivation
b) increase in sweating
c) decrease in motility of digestive tract
d) dilation of pupil of eye
e) increase in lacrimation (tear production in eye)
f) decrease in heart rate
g) urinary retention
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