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TEST BANK FOR UNDERSTANDING PHARMACOLOGY,
ESSENTIALS FOR MEDICATION SAFETY, 3RD EDITION




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4. Which medical drug or medical drug class is a “high alert” medical drug?
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mics the actions ofnaturallyoccurring bodysubstances (intrinsic medical drugs). Ablocking agent is
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