Which of the following medications is most suited for the treatment of postextubation edema?

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Epinephrine is ineffective after oral administration because it is rapidly metabolized, and absorption is rapid following parenteral and inhaled administration. Acting at F1F1F1S1F1F1F102-receptors on bronchial smooth muscle, its effects following nebulized administrations are restricted to the respiratory tract, thus making it useful in the treatment of postextubation edema and infectious croup.

Which of the Following Medications Is Most Suited for the Treatment