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True or False: A transdermal patch is a type of medication that is rubbed on a particular part of the body
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True or False: A transdermal patch is a type of medication that is rubbed on a particular part of the body

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A transdermal patch is placed on the skin to allow a medication to be absorbed into the bloodstream. It is not rubbed, it is adhesive (meaning it sticks to you like a sticker).

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