In Phase 1 clinical trials,
A. absorption rates are already known
2 B. no clinical populations are involved
C. dosage levels have already been determined
D. all of the above
2 B. no clinical populations are involved
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. "A normal testis should feel smooth, egg shaped and firm to the touch." b. "Grasp the testis with both hands, and feel the entire surface between the thumb and forefinger." c. "If you feel anything strange, repeat the TSE several times over the next month to be sure." d. "Perform the examination after a bath or shower." e. "You should feel a soft tube located behind the testes, this is the epididymis."