When the agonist alone is given the patient experiences brad…

When the agonist alone is given the patient experiences bradycardia, an increase in diastolic blood pressure, and pupil dilation.  After the antagonist, the agonist produces no alteration in normal heart rate, a decrease in diastolic blood pressure, and no pupil dilation. The agonist is:

When the agonist alone is given the patient experiences tach…

When the agonist alone is given the patient experiences tachycardia, reduced diastolic blood pressure, and opening of the bronchioles.  When the agonist is given after the antagonist, heart rate is increased further,  diastolic blood pressure is still reduced, the bronchioles are even more dilated, and pupil dilation occurs. The antagonist is: