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daltonest1984

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Which patient is likely to experience the fewest and least severe side effects from their antidepressant medication?
 
  a. Angie, who is taking an HCA
 b. Gloria, who is taking an MAO inhibitor
 c. Victoria, who is taking an SSRI
 d. Tiffany, who is taking L-dopa

Question 2

The most likely sensory change between age 25 and 50 would involve
 
  a. the loss of ability to taste sour foods.
 b. a diminished ability to experience pain.
 c. having trouble seeing things that are near.
  d. the inability to hear high-pitched sounds.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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