NAPLEX (North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination) Practice Exam

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Which publication is a reference for adverse drug reactions?

  1. FDAble

  2. ASHP's Drug-Induced Disease: Prevention, Detection, and Management

  3. Meyler's side effects of drugs

  4. Safety reporting portal

The correct answer is: ASHP's Drug-Induced Disease: Prevention, Detection, and Management

ASHP's "Drug-Induced Disease: Prevention, Detection, and Management" is a reference for adverse drug reactions. This publication provides comprehensive information on drug-induced diseases, including how to prevent, detect, and manage them. It is a reliable source for healthcare professionals to understand the relationship between medications and adverse reactions. Option A, "FDAble," is not a specific reference publication for adverse drug reactions. Option C, "Meyler's side effects of drugs," is a well-known reference for adverse drug reactions; however, the ASHP publication mentioned in the correct answer is more focused on the prevention, detection, and management of drug-induced diseases. Option D, "Safety reporting portal," is a reporting platform rather than a reference publication for adverse drug reactions.

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