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A dying patient develops intermittent agitation after urinary retention and constipation have been excluded. What is a common first-line drug for terminal agitation?

Midazolam by subcutaneous route when non-drug causes have been addressed Oral bisphosphonate Inhaled corticosteroid Warfarin loading dose

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Midazolam by subcutaneous route when non-drug causes have been addressed

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