The Difference Between a Condition Precedent and a True Condition

question 39

True/False

The difference between a condition precedent and a true condition precedent is that a condition precedent is really a condition subsequent.

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Definitions:

Secondary Effects

The unintended consequences or side effects that follow the primary outcome of an action or treatment.

Blood Serum Concentration

The amount of a substance present in the serum component of blood, used as an indicator of health or disease state.

Therapeutic Drug Dose

This refers to the calculated amount of a medication prescribed for intake or administration to achieve a desired therapeutic effect.

Visual Hallucinations

A form of hallucination involving seeing things that are not present or do not exist.