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Answer :
Harm to a patient caused by administration of a drug for therapeutic or diagnostic reasons ia an – adverse drug reaction.
Explanation :
The adverse drug reaction or ADR is the response to a drug used at normal doses for prophylaxis, diagnostic or therapeutic reasons. The reponse is noxious and unintended. The adverse drug reaction and adverse drug event are kind of similar and closely related. But the difference is adverse drug reaction is the harm to a patient caused by the drug at normal doses, whereas the adverse drug event basically occurs due to error in medication.
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