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ModerateIV metoprolol) for acute rate control if not in decompensated shock. D: Oral atenolol has slow onset. E: Oral amiodarone is not for acute rate control; IV amiodarone may be used if beta‑blockers fail or instability exists."Cardiology"moderate"

A 64-year-old man with HFrEF (EF 30%) and AF with rapid ventricular response (HR 140/min) presents with mild pulmonary edema. Which agent is preferred for acute rate control?

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