Bob has been under a physician's care for depression. although his symptoms have disappeared and he has suffered no major side effects, he has had to go on a severely restricted diet since his treatment began and be careful about eating certain smoked, fermented, or pickled foods, and drinking certain beverages. in addition, he needs to be careful about taking other medications due to a risk of severe high blood pressure. bob's doctor has probably been treating him with (1 point

Bob's doctor has probably been treating him with MAOIs term.

Explanation:

Monoamine oxidase inhibitors, MAOIs, are the first substances to be used as antidepressants in the 1950s. They are prescribed until today, but in the 1970s they were withdrawn from the market because they had a risk of severe high blood pressure.

But because it is a very efficient medicine in the treatment of depression, this medicine returned to the market. However, when prescribed the doctor will prohibit the patient from eating a number of foods and taking some medications that may interact with MAOI in a bad way.

By reading about what Bob's doctor prescribed about which foods he could not eat and what medications he could not take, so as not to affect the functioning of his medicine, we can say that Bob was being treated with MAOIs.

a. steroid--> influences moods in the limbic system

b. inhalant--> dissolves fatty tissue in the brain

c. marijuana--> changes how the hippocampus processes sensations

its d- have personal value and positive expectations