How Do Beta-Adrenergic Blocking Agents (Antagonists)lower Intraocular Pressure

question 5

Multiple Choice

How do beta-adrenergic blocking agents (antagonists) lower intraocular pressure?

• A) They increase the rate that the vitreous humor is reabsorbed.
• B) They slow the production of aqueous humor inside the eye.
• C) They reduce systemic blood pressure,which results in lower intraocular pressure.
• D) They increase the movement of aqueous humor from the posterior chamber into the anterior chamber.

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