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What does Class I Recall indicate?
What does Class I Recall indicate?
- Will cause serious adverse health consequences or death (correct)
- Not likely to cause adverse health consequences
- Exposure is generally safe
- May cause temporary or reversible health consequences
What does Class II Recall indicate?
What does Class II Recall indicate?
- May cause temporary or medically reversible health consequences (correct)
- Will cause serious adverse health consequences or death
- Exposure is generally safe
- Not likely to cause adverse health consequences
What does Class III Recall indicate?
What does Class III Recall indicate?
- Not likely to cause adverse health consequences (correct)
- May cause temporary or medically reversible health consequences
- Exposure is generally safe
- Will cause serious adverse health consequences or death
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Drug Recall Classes
- Class I Recall: Involves medications that may cause serious adverse health effects or death if used or exposed.
- Class II Recall: Pertains to drugs that might lead to temporary or reversible health issues; the chance of serious consequences is remote.
- Class III Recall: Includes products unlikely to result in adverse health effects upon use or exposure.
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