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1.- Tell everything with detail and do not forget to mention anything that might possibly be related to your problem.
2.- Do not tell lies, for the solution to the lied problem and to the actual problem might be different and could cause you problems.
3.- Make things clear when talking to the healthcare professional.
I don't know if you were looking for any official rules but this ones do help.
Wish you luck!
In my opinion, an oncology patient should not be allowed to try an experimental treatment because it does not meet ethical guidelines. This situation is framed in a law known as 'Right to Try'.
All medical treatments must follow a series of clinical trials in order to assess the safety and effectiveness of the treatment.
The use of experimental treatment in patients seems unethical from any point of view.
However, the 'Right to Try' law is aimed at providing patients greater access to experimental therapies, and there are patient advocates who consider it will benefit patients.
In the USA, the Right-to-try law is aimed at allowing terminally ill patients access to different experimental therapies which completed only the first Phase testing and therefore have not been approved by the FDA.
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Answer:
c
Explanation:
sorry if I'm wrong, I think ans. as C but I'm not sure
True. Anything above .00 is intoxicated
