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Author	PageAuthor::Chetan Lokhande
Exam Type	ExamType::USMLE Step 1
Main Category	MainCategory::Pharmacology
Sub Category	SubCategory::Pulmonology
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 |MainCategory=Pharmacology
 |SubCategory=Pulmonology
-|Prompt=A 26-year-old male who works in the college library comes to you with a complaint of running nose. He says that this is not the first time he had these symptoms. He sometimes also presents with a cough, nasal congestion and sneezing. He claims that his jobs requires cleaning the library shelf which usually has a lost of dust on it. On inquiry he said that the physician last time prescribed him with a medication, which after a few days made his running nose worse. What could have the physician
-suggested to prevent this side effect?
-|AnswerA=Give him a drug free week.
-|AnswerB=Stop the medication.
-|AnswerC=Not use the drug for more than 5 consecutive days.
-|AnswerD=Not use the drug for more than 3 consecutive days
-|AnswerE=Switch over to oral forms.
 |Approved=Yes
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