In the treatment of urge incontinence:Single choice

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a. the α1-antagonist, prazosin increases detrusor muscle activity

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b. botox inhibits ACh activation of N receptors at the neuro-muscular junction

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c. the ß3 antagonist, mirabegron increases bladder capacity

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d. the M3 antagonist, darifenacin causes side effects such as dry mouth and constipation

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