A patient is prescribed fenofibrate (TriCor). When providing patient teaching, which of the following accurately describes the action of fenofibrate?
A) It binds to bile acids in the intestinal lumen.
B) It increases oxidation of fatty acids in the liver.
C) It inhibits an enzyme required for hepatic synthesis.
D) It inhibits mobilization of free fatty acids from peripheral tissues.
B
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A. Diploma level of education B. Master's level of education C. Baccalaureate level of education D. Doctoral level of education E. Associate degree level of education
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