It is a trend for patients to be considered "consumers" in today's healthcare system. why is this happening? do you think that is a good way to think about patient treatment? if not, what might be the harm?

Ines is in graduate school and does not want to miss any classes or fall behind on her research project. if she wants to be proactive about her wellness, what should she do?

Adouble-blinded trial for a new indication is conducted under an ind comparing two (2) marketed drugs, at twice the approved prescribed doses. on day 2, subject 603 had difficulty breathing. although it was life-threatening initially, subject 603 was treated and discharged directly from the emergency department after complete recovery. on day 5, subject 20 had a headache, which led to hospitalization and required blood pressure lowering medications. these episodes cannot be explained on the basis of the pharmacological property of either drug or the subjects' medical histories. the investigator would submit an sae report for: a. neither of the subjects b. subject 603 only c. subject 20 only d. both of the subjects

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