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A patient with significant bradycardia is given medication in the ED to improve his heart rate and then transferred to the cardiology ward for further review.

A patient with significant bradycardia is given medication in the ED to improve his heart rate and then transferred to the cardiology ward for further review. On admission to the ward, he complains of intense left eye pain, nausea, and vomiting. What medication was he likely given?

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