问题
多项选择题
药品不良反应我国的评价原则有
A.开始用药的时间和可疑不良反应出现的时间有无合理的先后关系
B.可疑不良反应是否符合该药品已知的不良反应类型
C.停药或降低剂量后,可疑不良反应是否减轻或消失
D.再次使用可疑药品是否再次出现同样反应
E.所怀疑的不良反应是否可以用并用药的作用、患者病情的进展、其他治疗的影响来解释
答案
参考答案:A,B,C,D,E
药品不良反应我国的评价原则有
A.开始用药的时间和可疑不良反应出现的时间有无合理的先后关系
B.可疑不良反应是否符合该药品已知的不良反应类型
C.停药或降低剂量后,可疑不良反应是否减轻或消失
D.再次使用可疑药品是否再次出现同样反应
E.所怀疑的不良反应是否可以用并用药的作用、患者病情的进展、其他治疗的影响来解释
参考答案:A,B,C,D,E
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From the last paragraph, we can see that "a blanket podcasting license" is one that ______ .
A.offers protection to a podcasting license
B.gives package protection to all podcasts
C.provides integrated licence to any band
D.grants podcasting license to blank disks