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Which class of medications are given to liquefy secretions and make them easier to expel?

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Rationale: Mucolytics thin mucus, aiding expectoration. Glucocorticoids reduce inflammation, calcium channel blockers treat hypertension, and bronchodilators open airways, not affecting mucus viscosity.

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