In a Pharmacogenetic Context,the Potential Negative Clinical Consequences of Being

question 9

Multiple Choice

In a pharmacogenetic context,the potential negative clinical consequences of being classified as a responder is:

• A) ineffectiveness of the drug treatment.
• B) less frequent drug dosing.
• C) drug toxicity.
• D) that the drug has a narrower therapeutic index.

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