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    The Rapid Onset of Severe Hypertension Upon Ingesting Certain Foods
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The Rapid Onset of Severe Hypertension Upon Ingesting Certain Foods

Question 50

Question 50

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The rapid onset of severe hypertension upon ingesting certain foods is most likely to occur when a person is being treated with


A) tricyclic antidepressants
B) buproprion
C) serotonin uptake inhibitors
D) monoamine oxidase inhibitors

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