How are the actions of naturally occurring estrogen changed when a patient is taking a drug that is an estrogen agonist?
A)Actions are increased.
B)Actions are decreased.
C)Actions are eliminated.
D)Actions are unchanged.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

An agonist drug has the same effects as the naturally occurring drug. So, taking a drug that is an estrogen agonist increases the effects of the patient's naturally occurring estrogen.

How Are the Actions of Naturally Occurring Estrogen Changed When