James was taking an extended-release medication in pill form that was supposed to be taken on an empty stomach. Instead, he took the pill during dinner. Ultimately the medication did not work. What is the likely reason? Group of answer choices Taking the pill with food destroyed the coating that made extended release possible. The medication was encapsulated by the food and eliminated from the body as feces. The food altered the mechanism of the medication. The food caused the medication to be absorbed into the blood too quickly.
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