A disorder that is unexpectedly caused by treatment prescribed by a doctor is:
a. neuralgic
b. neurogenic
c. oncogenic
d. carcinogenic
e. iatrogenic
E
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a. The client may be experiencing a tolerance to this drug. b. The client may have a urinary tract infection. c. The client may be gaining weight. d. The client may be experiencing hypertensive crisis.
When a cell releases a chemokine that brings cells to the site from a long distance, this is
a. an autocrine response b. a paracrine response c. an endocrine response d. an autocrine and an endocrine response
Which category of drugs is also known as anxiolytic drugs?
A) antidepressant drugs B) antipsychotic drugs C) antianxiety drugs D) Antabuse
The use of specialized equipment to allow for constant speed throughout the exercise routine is considered:
a. isometric exercise. b. isotonic exercise. c. isokinetic. d. isoenergetic.