Substances That Are Purposely Designed to Mimic the Pharmacological Effect

question 2

Multiple Choice

Substances that are purposely designed to mimic the pharmacological effect of a regulated or controlled substance are called

• A) positional isomers
• B) analogs
• C) failed pharmaceuticals
• D) prescription replicates
• E) none of the above

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Definitions:

Rational Decision Making

A structured or systematic approach to decision making that follows a logical, step-by-step process of identifying and evaluating alternatives and selecting the most favorable outcome from among them.

Recognizing Problem

The process of identifying and acknowledging an issue or obstacle that impedes goal achievement.

Implementing Solution

The process of putting into action or executing strategies, plans, or actions designed to address problems or achieve objectives within an organization or system.

Purely Rational Model

A decision-making perspective based on the assumption that individuals make choices that maximize benefits while minimizing costs, based on complete and accurate information.