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Shelles

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The goal of scheduled smoking is
 
  a) gradual reduction in nicotine intake.
  b) controlled smoking, in which smoking continues but much more moderately.
  c) to help smokers quit abruptly by scheduling a stop smoking' day in advance.
  d) identification of triggers associated with smoking.

Question 2

The prescribing of multiple drugs to a person is called
 
  a) drugging.
  b) polypharmacy.
  c) over dosage.
  d) all of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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