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Emergency treatment for an acute asthmatic attack is Adrenaline 1:1000 given hypodermically. This is given to:

Increase BP
Decrease mucosal swelling
Relax the bronchial smooth muscle
Decrease bronchial secretions

Explanation

Answer - C - Relax the bronchial smooth muscle. An acute asthmatic attack is characterized by severe bronchospasm, which can be relieved by the immediate administration of bronchodilators. Epinephrine is an adrenergic agent that causes bronchial dilation by relaxing the bronchial smooth muscles.

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