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 Vasopressors are agents that increase blood pressure by causing vasoconstriction (SVR) through the activation of various receptor targets.

 Inotropes are agents that augment stroke volume, and thus cardiac output, by increasing myocardial contractility.

 Inodilators are agents with inotropic properties, but also with vasodilatory effects.

 It is important to note that some vasoactive agents have mixed actions, as they can exert effects on multiple receptor targets.