A/an ____ is an unfavorable response to a prescribed medical treatment. a. nosocomial infection b. functional disorder c. iatrogenic illness d. idiopathic disorder

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A/an ____ is an unfavorable response to a prescribed medical treatment.

a. nosocomial infection
b. functional disorder
c. iatrogenic illness
d. idiopathic disorder

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B. Functional disorder

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