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An expected reaction caused by a drug's own pharmacological action is:

ANot always portable
BNot always preventable
CNot always payable
DNot always printable
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Correct answer: B. Not always preventable
1. Nobody made a mistake. 2. The drug simply acts as it does. 3. So it is not always preventable. _Source: OpenStax Pharmacology for Nurses, Chapter 3, Legal and Ethical Considerations in Medication Administration._
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