Match the Condition Known as Reye's Syndrome with the Correct

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Multiple Choice

Match the condition known as Reye's syndrome with the correct cause.

• A) Reye's syndrome is a potentially fatal illness characterized by vomiting, an enlarged liver, convulsions, and coma, in children and adolescents; it is linked to the use of antiviral agents in the management of influenza, usually type B, or chickenpox.
• B) Reye's syndrome is a potentially fatal illness characterized by vomiting, an enlarged liver, convulsions, and coma, in children and adolescents; it is linked to the use of salicylates in the management of influenza, usually type B, or chickenpox.
• C) Reye's syndrome is a potentially fatal illness characterized by vomiting, an enlarged liver, convulsions, and coma, in children and adolescents; it is linked to the use of acetaminophen in the management of influenza, usually type B, or chickenpox.
• D) None of these are correct.

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