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| B. observation of your own body |
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| D have someone take him to the nearest emergency room |
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| C. checking with a physican |
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| D. going to an emergency room |
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| E. all of these statments are true |
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| A. most symptoms require treatment with OTC drugs or professional assistance |
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| D. contain the same active ingredients as the brand name product but generally cost less money |
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| C. whenever possible, try to buy brand name products as they contain more effective ingredients |
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| B. complementary and alternative medicine |
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| C. a study by the FDA found that 90 percent of all medications are potent several years after their stated expiration date |
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| B. doctor of osteopathic medicine |
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| D. you should ask for recommendations from family, friends, or coworkers, and you should check to see that your insurance plan does not limit your choices |
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| C. saving your major concerns until the doctor brings them up |
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| D. They are usually ordered by the physician to complete the diagnosis, and they can provide information to help solve medical problems |
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| D. more than half of off-label prescriptions are made with ample evidence supporting such use, and it occurs most often when doctors err in prescribing a drug |
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| E. All of these choices are important questions to ask |
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| C. release of hormones and neurotransmitters |
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| A. relieving pain after surgery |
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| B. alternative medical system |
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| C. their production threatens the existence of several species of plants and animals |
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| E. all of these choices are considered mind-body interventions |
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| C. biological-based therapy |
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| D. Well-designed clinical studies have been conducted on only a small number of botanicals |
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| B. within the body of the patient |
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| D. speaking with your physician about the CAM therapy only after you've tried it for a month |
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| C. bases coverage on the usual and customary charges for services |
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| B. restricts which physicians patients may use |
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| C. sets a monthly amount that a physician can earn from any individual patients covered under the policy |
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| A. intentional injuries are the leading cause of death in the US |
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