The three primary treatments for congestive heart failure are diuretics, afterload-reducing agents, and:

a. analgesics c. inotropes
b. antibiotics d. cortisone


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A Incorrect. The three primary treatments for congestive heart failure are diuretics, afterload-reducing agents, but not analgesics.
B Incorrect. The three primary treatments for congestive heart failure are diuretics, afterload-reducing agents, but not antibiotics.
C Correct. The three primary treatments for congestive heart failure are diuretics, afterload-reducing agents, and inotropes.
D Incorrect. The three primary treatments for congestive heart failure are diuretics, afterload-reducing agents, but not cortisone.

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