Which adverse drug reaction involves excessive pharmacological effects such as bleeding with anticoagulants?
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Correct answer: Type A reaction
Type A reactions are exaggerated but predictable effects of a drug’s normal pharmacological action. For example, excessive anticoagulation may cause bleeding.
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