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Catapres(R) decreases stimulation of the GI tract and acts as a mild sedative. It is known as the only alpha-receptor drug used to treat a. Crohn's disease. b. GERD c. ulce…

Catapres(R) decreases stimulation of the GI tract and acts as a mild sedative. It is known as the only alpha-receptor drug used to treat a. Crohn's disease. b. GERD c. ulce…
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Catapres(R) decreases stimulation of the GI tract and acts as a mild sedative. It is known as the only alpha-receptor drug used to treat

a. Crohn's disease.
b. GERD
c. ulcerative colitis
d. vertigo

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C. Ulcerative colitis

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I calculated it logically

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