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A patient with asthma asks the pharmacist which type of medication will decrease inflammation associated with asthma. What is the best response by the pharmacist?

1.   "Corticosteroids."
2.   "Expectorants."
3.   "Bronchodilators."
4.   "Antitussives."

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Pharmacology for Canadian Pharmacy Technicians

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Authors: Holland, Adams, Brice, LeBlanc

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