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How is a 'Biological Product (Biologic)' best described?

Any approved medical device
A chemical compound used in treatments
Any virus, therapeutic serum, toxin, antitoxin, and products for disease prevention or cure
A type of pharmaceutical drug

The correct answer is: Any virus, therapeutic serum, toxin, antitoxin, and products for disease prevention or cure

A is incorrect because medical devices are not the same as biological products. B is incorrect because a biologic is not necessarily a chemical compound, but can also be a virus, serum, or toxin. D is incorrect because while biologics can be considered a type of pharmaceutical drug, all pharmaceutical drugs are not biologics. In summary, a biologic is best described as a type of biological product made from living organisms or their components, used for therapeutic or preventive purposes.