Yes, because the information in that book can either effect you positively or negatively
Answer:
Drug Y is a more potent drug than drug X, while drug X is more efficacious than drug Y.
Explanation:
The efficacy of a drug has to do with the therapeutic effectiveness of the drug. It is the maximum effect a drug has irrespective of the dosage or concentration.
Drug X has a higher effect as it lowers cholesterol by 65mg/dL (maximum effect), than drug Y which lowers by 55mg/dL, thus making drug X more efficacious than drug Y.
Potency on the other hand, has to do with drug concentration and is the amount of drug needed to produce a required effect. Drug X is required in 10mg before it has a lowering effect of 50mg/dL while drug Y is required in 5mg to produce the same effect. This makes drug Y more potent than X because a lower dose is required.
Answer:
so you can be healthy. I mean why else?
In a diabetic patient, the high level of blood glucose can damage the nerve causing neuropathy. The diabetic patient might get dry skin because the neuropathy happens in the autonomic nervous system that was regulating the skin glands excretion.
Other things that can cause dryness would be soaking your skin in warm water.
