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6) The correct option is D. Evidence-based practice should not be the sole focus for differentiation because not all conventional medical practices are fully backed by robust scientific evidence, and some unconventional practices may have anecdotal or emerging evidence. 7) The correct option is C. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is an ancient medical system based on the concept of balancing opposing forces, Yin and Yang, to maintain health. 8) The correct option is C. A tincture is an alcoholic extract of plant material, meaning ethanol (ethyl alcohol) is the primary solvent used. 9) The correct option is C. Lotions are generally used for moisturizing and general skin care, while liniments are typically rubbed onto the skin to relieve muscular or joint pain. 10) The correct option is B. Poultices are typically used to treat inflammation, pain, infections, or to draw out toxins transdermally by applying a moist, often warm, medicinal mass directly to the skin. 11) The correct option is D. In the European Middle Ages, bloodletting was a common practice based on the belief that diseases were caused by an excess of blood or an imbalance of the body's humors. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.