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A nurse wants to have a better understanding of the physiological effects of selected chemicals. Which of the following individuals would provide the most useful information to the nurse?

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Toxicologist. A toxicologist specializes in studying the effects of chemicals on living organisms, making them the most suitable individual to provide information on the physiological effects of selected chemicals to the nurse.
Toxicologists have expertise in understanding how chemicals interact with biological systems, including the potential toxicity and mechanisms of action.
B: While a chemist may have knowledge of chemicals, they may not have the specific focus on biological effects that a toxicologist does.
C: An epidemiologist studies the patterns and causes of diseases in populations, not the physiological effects of chemicals on individuals.
D: A pharmacist focuses on dispensing medication and may not have the same depth of knowledge on the physiological effects of chemicals as a toxicologist.

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