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Episode 507: Why can’t you use the Naranjo algorithm in the setting of drug overdose?

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MAY 24, 2020

The Naranjo Adverse Drug Reaction Probability Scale (commonly referred to as the Naranjo Scale) attempts to apply objective criteria to answer the subjective question of whether or not an adverse reaction is likely caused by a medication a patient was taking at the time the reaction occurred.

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Episode 507: Why can’t you use the Naranjo algorithm in the setting of drug overdose?

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