_________ is a drug developed specifically for the treatment of smoking and works by competing with nicotine in binding to nicotine receptors in the brain.
a. Varenicline
b. Bupropion
c. Fluoxetine
d. Nicorette
Question 2
Research on the use of nicotine replacement therapies leads to the conclusion that _________.
a. there are no demonstrable differences in effectiveness between different nicotine replacement therapies
b. they are only slightly more effective than placebos
c. there may be significant long-term consequences to their use
d. pairing them with behavioral therapies does little to enhance treatment effectiveness
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Documented Herb–Drug Interactions
The medical assistant reviews the PDR for information related to a drug.
Organization of the Food and Drug Administration showing the seven centers that regulate human and ...
A new drug development time line with the four phases of drug approval.
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