Questions: Which class of medication recall is voluntary because the medication is unlikely to cause adverse effects if administered by the patient? A Class I B Class II C. Class III D Class IV

Which class of medication recall is voluntary because the medication is unlikely to cause adverse effects if administered by the patient? A Class I B Class II C. Class III D Class IV
Transcript text: Which class of medication recall is voluntary because the medication is unlikely to cause adverse effects if administered by the patient? A Class I B Class II C. Class III D Class IV
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La respuesta es la tercera (o C): Clase III.

Explicación de cada opción:

A. Clase I: Esta clase de retiro de medicamentos se emite cuando existe una probabilidad razonable de que el uso del medicamento cause consecuencias adversas graves para la salud o la muerte. Por lo tanto, no es voluntario y es muy serio.

B. Clase II: Este tipo de retiro se emite cuando el uso del medicamento puede causar consecuencias adversas temporales o médicamente reversibles para la salud, o cuando la probabilidad de consecuencias adversas graves es remota. Aunque es menos grave que la Clase I, sigue siendo importante y no es voluntario.

C. Clase III: Este retiro se emite cuando el uso del medicamento no es probable que cause consecuencias adversas para la salud. Por lo tanto, es el tipo de retiro que es más probable que sea voluntario.

D. Clase IV: No existe una clasificación oficial de retiro de medicamentos denominada Clase IV, por lo que esta opción es incorrecta.

Resumen: La Clase III es la categoría de retiro de medicamentos que es voluntaria porque es poco probable que cause efectos adversos si se administra al paciente.

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