At 15 ?g/kg/min, dopamine:

A) reduces cardiac contractility.
B) antagonizes alpha-1 receptors.
C) activates beta-2 receptor sites.
D) causes vigorous vasoconstriction.


Answer: D) causes vigorous vasoconstriction.

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