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Question:

Liver failure can result from an unintentional overdosage of what over-the-counter pain reliever?

A acetaminophen
explanation

Acetaminophen can result in liver failure when taken at higher than recommended doses or used in combination with alcohol. Patients should take no more than 4,000 mg per day; recommended doses may be lower for some patient groups (e.g., older adults, patients with pre-existing liver problems). Aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen are more likely to cause kidney damage than liver damage.

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Sarah Hanlin

2 years ago

It seems the first test of 45 questions is all that free. To access more it is $7.99

Liz Calame

2 years ago

Watch out! Pro version is a subscription.

Cherrybloom

2 years ago

I saw the categories on this app and this doesn't match the new ptcb blueprint. Sterlie compounding isn't even on the ptcb exam and same with billing and reimbursement.

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