Factors Common in Women That Can Affect Adherence to a Treatment

question 13

Multiple Choice

Factors common in women that can affect adherence to a treatment regimen include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Number of drugs taken: Women tend to take fewer drugs over longer periods of time
• B) Fear that medications can cause disease: Information obtained from social networks may be inaccurate for a specific woman
• C) Nutritional status: Worries about possible weight gain from a given drug may result in nonadherence
• D) Religious differences: A patient's belief system that is not congruent with the treatment regimen presents high risk for nonadherence

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