They will both have controls!
Answer:
D) "I have a history of bleeding ulcers."
Explanation: Diclofenac is a Non-steriodal anti-inflammatory drugs(NSAIDs).
NSAIDs such as diclofenac may result in ulcers, bleeding, or holes in the stomach or intestine and this can develop at anytime when treatment with this drug is on going. It may cause death and symptoms is severe or more pronounced in old people.
The approach of basing a drug prescription on the results of a single-gene test is called Pharmacogenetics.
<h3>What is Pharmacogenetics?</h3>
- Pharmacogenetics is the study of how a person's genetic make-up or genes affect how they react to pharmacological therapy. None are better predictors of how the patient will respond to medication than their genetics, but diet, general health, and environment all have a substantial impact.
- By using pharmacogenetics, a healthcare professional can select the medication and dosage that are most likely to be effective for each specific patient.
- The current one-size-fits-all method of medicine selection and dosage may be replaced by therapy tailored to a patient's particular genetic traits some years later.
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Phagocytes, like neutrophils, are typically the first responders & most abundant in the bloodstream during acute (usually short-term) infections. They stimulate the inflammatory response.
Thr other options are more for specific immunity that take longer to work.
I think c is the answer not sure though
