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A child presents to the Emergency Department with documented acetaminophen poisoning. In order to provide counseling and education for the parents, which principle must the nurse understand?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Hepatic problems may occur and may be life-threatening. Clinical manifestations associated with acetaminophen poisoning occur in 4 stages. The third stage is hepatic involvement which may last up to 7 days and be permanent. Clients who do not die in the hepatic stage gradually recover.

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