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Science-based facts from a trusted source can do a lot to help quiet the fears of vaccine-hesitant people and help them make healthier choices
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Hi. Unfortunately you didn't show what your textbook does about motivation. This prevents your question from being answered, as it directly asks for your textbook to be analyzed.
However, I will try to help you by showing you how you can find the answer to this question.
As you can see, all answer options refer to motivation. In this case, to answer this question, you should look in your textbook for all the topics where it addresses motivation, either explaining it or associating it with events and situations. You should read all these topics and understand how their author introduces the subject of "motivation" to you. After that, you should read all the answer options and identify the one that presents information similar to what you read in your textbook. That will be your answer.
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There are several medicines that when taken will have a side effect such as the increase of blood sugar. These medications if taken by a patient with diabetes will suffer hyperglycemia. Thus, patients with diabetes should inform the physician in charge about the present condition before taking other medicines that will worsen his condition. These drugs include Barbiturates for anxiety control, corticosteroids as an anti-inflammatory, diuretics for water retention, birth control pills, decongestants with beta-adrenergic agents and even it Vitamin B Niacin.
