A client with an allergic disorder is in treatment for his disorder. What might the treatment be?
A) Autoimmune therapy
B) Hypersensitive therapy
C) Desensitization therapy
D) Drug therapy for symptoms
D
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Besides avoiding the allergen if possible, many clients experience symptomatic relief with drug therapy. Options A, B, and C are distractors for this question.
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a. leader c. change agent b. instigator d. stress manager
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Why should children not be prescribed aspirin or aspirin-containing products?
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Describe the signs to look for to determine that a person has experienced a grand mal seizure.
A. Periods of alternating muscle contractions and relaxation, resembling a jerking motion, are present. B. Confusion, fatigue, and muscle soreness usually follow the seizure. C. Increases in blood pressure and heart rate, urination, and defecation are common. D. All of the above are correct.