<span> Not the Same as </span>Side Effect<span> </span>Adverse<span> events are unintended pharmacologic </span>effects<span> that </span>occur<span> when a </span>medication<span> is </span>administered<span> correctly while </span>a side effect<span> is a secondary unwanted </span>effect<span> that </span>occurs<span> due to </span>drug <span>therapy.</span>
Ans: C) GABA
The loss of memory is induced by an abnormally high production of gamma- aminobutyric acid (GABA), an inhibitory neurotransmitter. GABA plays a role in the communication in the brain, specifically the hippocampus and neocortex, which are associated with spatial memory.
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I'm going to phrase it this way:
Even though 90 percent of people in the US have enough to eat, that does not mean that they are getting enough nutrients, vitamins, and minerals. This is why vitamin supplements are popular; because people can eat the food they like and if those foods do not have enough vitamins or minerals, they can take supplements to make up for the missing minerals and vitamins.
