In the initiation phase of pharmacological treatment, ______.
a. the physician gradually titrates (decreases) the dosage of the medication so it is not too strong
b. the child must continue using the medication even if it causes side effects so the side effects can be sufficiently evaluated
c. if one medication in a class is not able to be tolerated, then other medications in the same class won’t be tolerated either
d. switching to a new medication may be necessary if there is a failure to respond (no beneficial results) from the original medication
d. switching to a new medication may be necessary if there is a failure to respond (no beneficial results) from the original medication
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