Question

cedar street pharmacy
123 city avenue, valley, n.j. • 899-555-3840
dr. robert mehta • refills: 1, call 48 hours in advance.
rx #9876-5432
sa yoshida
sinol 60 tablets.
tablet: 20 mg.
ne tablet by mouth daily.
ie until all taken. do not
empty stomach. discard if
tampered with or seal broken.
on: may cause drowsiness. may lower
to drive or operate heavy equipment
commended for children under 14.
ederal law prohibits the transfer of this
prescription to anyone other than the
individual for whom this drug is prescribed.
xerasinol prescribing information
xerasinol is a recently approved treatment for
reducing cholesterol levels.
your doctor is prescribing this
drug in combination with
exercise and a low cholesterol
diet. these are key factors that
strongly affect cholesterol
levels.
take xerasinol exactly as
recommended by your doctor.
if you forget to take your pill
one day, skip the missed dose.
never take two xerasinol in a
twelve-hour period.
patients taking xerasinol
should avoid eating grapefruit
or drinking grapefruit juice
because grapefruit can inter-
fere with the effectiveness of
xerasinol.
do not consume alcohol while
taking xerasinol because
alcohol can raise your
cholesterol.
xerasinol can cause drowsiness
in some patients. in rare cases,
patients may develop severe
headaches. notify your doctor
immediately if you begin to
feel excessively tired, suffer
mild muscle pain, experience
rashes or swelling, or develop
severe headaches upon taking
xerasinol.
women who are pregnant or
plan to become pregnant
should not take xerasinol.
keep this and all medications
out of the reach of children.
based on the prescribing information, which
statement is an opinion?
some women should not take xerasinol.
exercise and diet affect cholesterol levels.
xerasinol is not approved for young children.
xerasinol is the best medication on the market today.

Explanation:

• "Some women should not take Xerasinol" is a fact (pregnant/planning women).
• "Exercise and diet affect cholesterol levels" is a fact (stated in info).
• "Xerasinol is not approved for young children" is a fact (federal law/age 14+).
• "Xerasinol is the best medication..." is an opinion (no data to prove it's the best).

Answer:

Xerasinol is the best medication on the market today.