CRITICAL THINKING ACTIVITIES 1. Use the computer to find information on the herb Echinacea, sometimes used by patients with upper re- spiratory tract infections (URI). Are there any patients who should be cautious about using it? 2. Explore further the practice of chiropractic medicine and the disorders it is used to treat. 3. If you were caring for a patient who was a candidate for a cardiac transplant and used numerous herbs, what advice would you give to him or her?

CRITICAL THINKING ACTIVITIES 1. Use the computer to find information on the herb Echinacea, sometimes used by patients with upper re- spiratory tract infections (URI). Are there any patients who should be cautious about using it? 2. Explore further the practice of chiropractic medicine and the disorders it is used to treat. 3. If you were caring for a patient who was a candidate for a cardiac transplant and used numerous herbs, what advice would you give to him or her?

An Illustrated Guide To Vet Med Term

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