the Kefauver-Harris amendment of 1962 required that a drug be

Answer: both safe and effective.

Explanation:

In 1962, there was a drug in Europe and Canada that was meant to treat morning sickness in pregnant women. The drug instead caused birth defects in many people.

The Federal government of the US decided that it would be best to take action against that drug and others like it from harming the U.S. like it did those other countries.

This action came in the form of the Kefauver-Harris amendment to the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic (FD&C) Act. According to this amendment, companies manufacturing drugs had to make sure that a drug was not only safe for consumption, but effective in treating what it is meant to treat as well.

Changing which of the following can reduce anger?
A)diet
B) Sleeping schedule
C)Communication style
D)Stimuli causing the anger

Why is developing partnerships to improve global health such an important effort?

a. Because countries with high resources should keep them

b. Because global health is a global public good

c. Because even though there is no MDG specific to global partnerships, cooperation is still a good thing

d. Because transational issues require solely domestic action

Which type of tissue protects underlying tissue absorbs secretes and excretes

The nature of healthcare has demanded that providers create and maintain effective patient documentation. This intensive attention to patient records and electronic healthcare records has stimulated nursing to focus on both the need for superior patient documentation and how such documentation affects professional nursing. Rebecca, a freshman nursing student, is asked to prepare a short presentation regarding the introduction of standardized terminologies to nursing practice.
What should Rebecca mention that were the primary focus and criteria during the initial process of introducing standardized terminologies to nursing practice?

Jenna's company allows occasional personal use of work computers or phones as long as it isn't "excessive" or "inappropriate." Which action is most likely to be permitted? a) Using a company computer to search for a new job b) Missing a customer email because you have too many personal emails c) Being a few minutes late for a meeting because you're placing an online shopping order d) Calling your doctor to say you'll be late for an appointment after work

Sydney has finished all his work on time, but many of his teammates are still struggling to complete their assignments. What should he do? a) Not distract them; they may get farther behind. O b) Listen to them complain about their workloads O c) Help them complete their work d) Share his thoughts on how they could get their work done faster
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Write a few way in which you can contribute for population management of your country.​

Two staff members just quit during the restaurant's busiest season . Denise would like to be considered for an assistant manager role . Which behavior will best help her earn her supervisor's respect and demonstrate that she would be a good fit for the promotion ? a ) Telling her supervisor that more staff needs to be hired to keep more people from quitting b ) Expressing disapproval over the employees who just quit c ) Trying to do all the work herself d ) Offering to take on some extra shifts

Where does the blood go that is pumped from the right side of the heart?

Body composition refers to

improved blood and oxygen delivery to the body
stronger muscle function and endurance
improved flexibility and range of motion
healthy fat-to-lean tissue ratio

how can nursing models be used to support patient care planning

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Which of these sections from the text contains an example of isolation? Mark all that apply.
Group of answer choices

She thought it was best to keep our relationship a secret from our family and friends.

One day after school, Taylor invited me over to her place when her parents weren’t home.

She started crying and saying that sex was the only way she knew how to show her love.

I stopped hanging out with my friends as much because I was afraid she’d feel left out and get mad.

The instrument developed for use in the bisected-angle technique is
the
A) collimator.
O B) PID.
C) XCP instrument.
D) BAI

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You are a new medical assistant working for a medical office in your hometown. Two weeks after you begin your new job, you find that ethical decisions made at the office do not agree with your ethical values. How would you handle this when you are asked to do a job, such as fee-splitting or up‑coding insurance, with which you do not agree?

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what are the features of poster?​

A total of 850 insulation workers employed between 1940 and 1945 was identified from the personnel records of three large insulation manufacturing plants in the Midwestern U.S. in 1980. During the period 1940-1980, 28 deaths from lung cancer were discovered among the workers. Only eight lung cancer deaths, however, were reported among a comparable group of 800 coworkers who did not work with insulation during the same time period. The investigators had hypothesized that exposure to the insulation material increases the risk of lung cancer.

Required:
Which epidemiology study design best represents this description?

Part C
Choose a classmate, friend, or family member to work with as your partner. You'll practice having a conversation in which a friend (played by your
partner) will try to persuade you to drink alcohol in a situation that you're not comfortable with. You'll practice assertive refusal. Also pay attention
to body language C during your conversation. Try to be assertive both verbally and with your body language.
Scenario:
Imagine you're on a camping trip with a group of friends. One friend (played by your partner) pulls a bottle of liquor out of a backpack and starts
to pass it. Your entire group of friends drinks from the bottle before passing it to you.
Begin your dialogue with your friend by assertively refusing the drink. You may explain your refusal in any way that makes the most sense to you.
Your friend should then respond by trying to persuade you. Continue this role-playing until each of you has had a few opportunities to speak.
Describe the conversation you had with your friend. In what ways were you assertive in your refusal? Describe your body language. What
methods of persuasion did your friend use? Were they difficult to resist? Why or why not? If you found yourself in a similar situation, would you be
able to practice assertive refusal? Explain
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he chart below shows some events in Earth's history and the primary sources of information which were examined to date the events.


Earth event Marine animals appear fuel sources appear Mammals appear ferns appear
Primary source of information history books fossil in rocks green plants root structures

Which of these Earth events was dated using the most valid and reliable source of information?
marine animals appear
fuel sources appear
mammals appear
ferns appear

What's the prefix of angioscopy

You are a general practitioner and a mother comes into your office with her child who is complaining of flu-like symptoms. Upon entering the room, you ask the boy to remove his shirt and you notice a pattern of very distinct bruises on the boy's torso. You ask the mother where the bruises came from, and she tells you that they are from a procedure she performed on him known as "cao gio," which is also known as "coining." The procedure involves rubbing warm oils or gels on a person's skin with a coin or other flat metal object. The mother explains that cao gio is used to raise out bad blood, and improve circulation and healing. When you touch the boy's back with your stethoscope, he winces in pain from the bruises. You debate whether or not you should call Child Protective Services and report the mother.

Required:
a. Should we completely discount this treatment as useless, or could there be something gained from it?
b. When should a physician step in to stop a cultural practice?
c. Should the physician be concerned about alienating the mother and other people of her ethnicity from modern medicine?

Explain what hypertension is; list causes and prevention options

Problem about enamel in dental

which is/are true regarding bruxism? 1. Stress is not a factor in the etiology of TMD. 2.
Stress is associated with an increase in bruxism. 3. There are two separate categories of
bruxism: sleep bruxism and awake bruxism. 4. Certain medications can cause an increase
in bruxism.

Charlie’s friend has been questioning her gender identity and is now being harassed by a group of students at school.

Which statement best explains how Charlie should respond?

He should avoid the situation since he is not directly affected
He should confront the group of students and tell them to stop
He should encourage his friend to fight back and defend herself
He should tell a trusted teacher and get advice on how to proceed

Which behavior would best describe someone who has integrity ? a) Alerting a supervisor when a coworker comes in late b) Putting off tough tasks until the last minute c) through following on a promise d) Signing in for a coworker who's running late

Can sonophoresis infuse products into skin?

5 Select the correct answer. What is technology? A. the ability to perform a task in a short period of time using little to no energy B. the ability to perform a task using a full range of motion in a short period of time C. the production of new machines as a result of processes using science and knowledge D. the interaction among people, companies, and governments of different nations

Mr and Mrs Nunez attended one of your sales presentations. they have asked you to come to their home to clear up a few questions.