Progestational agents are used therapeutically in the treatment of:
a. threatened abortions. c. inoperable prostate cancer.
b. therapeutic abortions. d. menopausal osteoporosis.
ANS: A
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A Correct: This is a therapeutic use for progestational agents.
B Incorrect: This is a use for prostaglandins.
C Incorrect: This is a therapeutic use for estrogen agents.
D Incorrect: This is a therapeutic use for estrogen agents.
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