Acute toxicity adverse effects anaphylaxis

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Correctly match the descriptions related to acetaminophen. 325 mg per tablet or capsule Does not provide Acute toxicity Adverse effects Anaphylaxis Maximum milligram per FDA 2011 recommendation for all combination prescription analgesics (Vicodin, Lortab, Percocet) Rare, severe hypersensitivity reaction Overdose can result in severe hepatic injury Extremely rare at therapeutic doses Anti-inflammatory nor suppress platelet aggregation.

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