Question 32 · LEK · Activated charcoal
Multiple doses of activated charcoal should be used in poisoning with:
- A. methyl alcohol.
- B. paracetamol.
- C. Datura seeds.
- D. metformin.
- E. carbamazepine.
Hint
Multiple-dose charcoal is used for drugs with enterohepatic circulation or slow, erratic absorption; consider which one is a classic example.
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