A.
"You should stop taking antibiotics as soon as you feel better."
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B.
"Antibiotics are effective against both bacterial and viral infections."
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C.
"Overuse and misuse of antibiotics contribute to resistance."
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D.
"New antibiotics are always available to treat resistant infections."
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B.
Alopecia (hair loss)
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A.
Take antacid with food
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B.
Take antacid at the same time as other medications
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C.
Separate antacid administration by at least 2 hours from other medications
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D.
Take antacid only when symptoms are severe
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A.
"I will take my medication at the same time every day."
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B.
"I will crush all my pills to make them easier to swallow."
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C.
"I will report any new or unusual symptoms to my doctor."
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D.
"I will not share my medication with anyone."
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A.
Increase intake of green leafy vegetables
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B.
Avoid all forms of physical activity
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C.
Report any signs of unusual bleeding or bruising
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D.
Take aspirin daily to prevent clots
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C.
Profound bradycardia and AV block
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A.
Directly relaxing bronchial smooth muscle
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B.
Reducing inflammation in the airways
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C.
Blocking acetylcholine at muscarinic receptors
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D.
Suppressing cough reflex
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A.
Lowering blood glucose
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B.
Increasing potassium levels
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C.
Reducing risk of fractures
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B.
Respiratory depression
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A.
Rapid onset, short duration
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B.
Intermediate onset, intermediate duration
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C.
Peakless, long duration
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D.
Variable onset, long duration
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C.
Oral thrush or vaginal discharge
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A.
Medication can be stopped after symptoms resolve
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B.
Treatment usually lasts for a few weeks
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C.
Strict adherence for 6-9 months is vital
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D.
Skipping doses occasionally is acceptable
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B.
Persistent dry cough
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C.
Dizziness upon standing
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D.
Headache and blurred vision
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A.
One dose in 5 minutes
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B.
Two doses in 10 minutes
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C.
Three doses in 15 minutes
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D.
Four doses in 20 minutes
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