For each of the following, predict the overall effect that injection of this drug would have on heart rate (HR) in an anaesthetised rat. 1: acetylcholine ____ 2: isoprenaline ____ 3: angiotensin II ____ 4: noradrenaline ____Matching

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increase

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no change

C

decrease

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