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It is the derivate of phenylpropionic acid: (a) Ketoprofen (b) Diflunisal (c) Diclofenac (d) Ibuprofen (e) Etodolac

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Chapter24: Metabolism And Nutrition

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16. It is the derivate of phenylpropionic acid:
(a) Ketoprofen
(b) Diflunisal
(c) Diclofenac
(d) Ibuprofen
(e) Etodolac

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