The term recombinant therapeutic proteins refers to:
A) Artificial forms of recombinant DNA that have been created by combining or inserting one or more DNA strands into a single molecule.
B) The use of biological systems, such as cells or tissues, or biological molecules, such as enzymes or antibodies, in the manufacturing of commercial products.
C) A class of therapeutic protein produced by biotechnological techniques, such as genetic engineering.
D) Medicinal products derived from blood, as well as vaccines, toxins, and allergen products.
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You have been called for an adult patient who suffered a seizure. He is sitting on the floor, and looks at you as you enter the room. When questioned, he cannot remember the date or where he is. The patient's mental status can best be described as:
A) alert but confused. B) lethargic and agitated. C) altered. D) verbally disoriented.
A(n) ________ is most often performed when a patient complains of muscle weakness or numbness.
A. brainstem auditory evoked response (BAER) study B. electromyography (EMG) C. nerve conduction study (NCS) D. somatosensory evoked potential (SEP) study