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A drug that lowers blood pressure is called a(n):

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C: Vasodilator. Vasodilators are drugs that widen blood vessels, leading to decreased blood pressure. This mechanism of action directly addresses the issue of high blood pressure. Sedatives (choice
A) have a calming effect and do not specifically target blood pressure. Intermediate-acting drugs (choice
B) refer to the duration of action and not the effect on blood pressure. Vasoconstrictors (choice
D) narrow blood vessels, causing an increase in blood pressure, opposite to the desired effect.

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