A manufacturer of migraine-relief medication must conduct studies to determine its TI, as mandated by which legislative act?

the Controlled Substances Act
the Drug Enforcement Act
the Kefauver-Harris Amendment
the Durham-Humphrey Amendment

Answer:

the Controlled Substances Act

Explanation:

The Controlled Substances Act (CSA) is a law aimed at regulating how drugs can be produced, used and sold within the US territory. The CSA regulates legal and also illegal chemical substances. The CSA imposes the condition to the persons and institutions who handle controlled drugs/chemicals (e.g., hospitals, pharmacies, doctors, scientific investigators, etc) to register with the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration), whose main function is to enforce the CSA.

Answer:

the Kefauver-Harris Amendment

Explanation:

It is "the 1962 legislative act that required that manufacturers show drugs to be both safe and effective before marketing them "

A toxicologist is taking samples trying to identify the specific poison involved in a sudden death incident at a restaurant
Where should he expect to find high concentrations of the poison?
A. urine
B. in the lungs
C. in the buttocks, in case someone gave the victim a shot
D. stomach contents

2. Which of the following three answer can be accurately called a cytokine? (5 Points)
a) Cell surface antigen receptor on lymphocyte
b) An antibody secreted by a B cell
c) A protein secreted from T lymphocyte that activate a macrophage
d) A lipid secreted by a Natural Killer cell that activates a B cell
e) A protein that mediate much of the intercellular communication that is required for
effective immune responses.
f) There are many cytokines produced by many cell types
g) A nuclear protein that regulates lymphocyte gene expression

Which of the following is not a goal of psychology

A. Measurement

B. Prediction

C. Control

D. Intellectualism

what are the three categories of hospital laundry

The formation of new neurons is called __________.
A.
neurogenesis
B.
damage and neural reorganization
C.
effects of experience on plasticity
D.
development

pulling , pulling , lifting and carrying are all done with?

1. Identify at least 3 general relevant psychology related problems at present.

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Aspirin is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that inhibits the formation of blood clots and is taken regularly by individuals with a heart condition. Steroids such as cortisol are used to control some autoimmune diseases and severe arthritis by down-regulating the inflammatory response. After reading the role of inflammation in the body's response to infection, can you predict an undesirable consequence of taking anti-inflammatory drugs on a regular basis?

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how important is the function of each organ in our body​

The west nomogram chart has how many Columns

PLEASE GIVE examples of things that you are willing to sacrifice for the sake of your significant others happiness?

When a doctor writes you a prescription, ...
A. it does not mean you can go on with all your usual activities.
B. you can start taking doses and go on with all your usual activities.
C. you can go on with your usual activities after a couple weeks.

Does hydroxychloroquine work?

Collin, a nursing assistant at an assisted living facility, encouraged Anne, an older patient, to go to group bingo. How did Collin support the philosophy of restorative care?

A. by helping the patient do something for herself
B. by emphasizing the patient’s medical diagnosis
C. by acknowledging an increase in deterioration
D. by improving the patient’s self-esteem

Frank has been working with a patient for several days. He reports to the registered nurse that the patient requires additional care. What role is Frank performing here?

assistant
advocate
technician
friend