Which statement is correct regarding the contrast between oral and topical sympathomimetic agents?
1. The duration of action is longer for the topical agents.
2. Systemic effects are more problematic with oral agents.
3. Oral agents work more rapidly.
4. Topical agents are completely safe and therefore should be used for most patients.
Correct Answer: 2
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