A Type a Adverse Drug Reaction Is

question 3

Multiple Choice

A type A adverse drug reaction is:

• A) a long-term effect that involves an interaction between circulating antibodies and a medication.
• B) a delayed effect that occurs when a medication binds onto the surface of blood cells and induces an antibody reaction.
• C) a predictable result based on the pharmacological profile of the medication.
• D) an aberrant or idiosyncratic effect that is not predicted by the known pharmacology of a medication.

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Definitions:

Vertebrate Wings

Specialized limbs in vertebrates such as birds, bats, and pterosaurs adapted for the purpose of flight.

Bilaterians

Multicellular organisms with bilateral symmetry during embryonic development.

Bat Wing Development

The biological and evolutionary processes that lead to the formation of the wing structure in bats, enabling flight.

Tetrapod Limbs

The limbs of vertebrates that evolved from the fins of early fish and are characterized by having four limbs or leg-like appendages.