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11.29.2010
Anxiety of Influence
Wondering if there is some anxiety of influence going on here with these lyrics similarities:
Nas: "Swimmin' in women like a lifeguard..."
From "Live at the Bbq", released May 14, 1991
Biggie: "While I'm swimming in ya women like the breast stroke..."
From "One More Chance" (Remix), released May 9, 1995
Nas: "Swimmin' in women like a lifeguard..."
From "Live at the Bbq", released May 14, 1991
Biggie: "While I'm swimming in ya women like the breast stroke..."
From "One More Chance" (Remix), released May 9, 1995
11.25.2010
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Two or Three Things I Know
Question 2 Multiple Choice/Single Answer - select only one answer
An adult presents to a physician with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). To date, no behavioral or drug interventions have proven useful. The physician has just read several reports about a drug that is approved and marketed for another indication, but has shown some benefit for ADHD. The physician wants to prescribe this drug, in the labeled marketed dose, for the individual patient. Which of the following would be the most appropriate course of action?
1. Submit an Investigational New Drug (IND) application before treating the subject
2. Treat the patient with the drug based on physician's best medical judgment
3. Inform the patient that the drug cannot be prescribed
4. Submit a research protocol for IRB review and approval before treating the patient
An adult presents to a physician with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). To date, no behavioral or drug interventions have proven useful. The physician has just read several reports about a drug that is approved and marketed for another indication, but has shown some benefit for ADHD. The physician wants to prescribe this drug, in the labeled marketed dose, for the individual patient. Which of the following would be the most appropriate course of action?
1. Submit an Investigational New Drug (IND) application before treating the subject
2. Treat the patient with the drug based on physician's best medical judgment
3. Inform the patient that the drug cannot be prescribed
4. Submit a research protocol for IRB review and approval before treating the patient
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"Floral, Fresh, Creamy, Silky, Sweet, Milky."
from Chad Robertson, Tartine Bread, describing his leaven.
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