This drug pellet is inserted into the urethra and produces an erection in patients with erectile dysfunction
A) Caverject
B) Klorvess
C) Detrol
D) Muse
Answer: D
A) Caverject is injected into the penis; it is not a pellet.
B) Klorvess is not used to treat erectile dysfunction.
C) Detrol is not used to treat erectile dysfunction.
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