Acetaminophen and salicylate are among the most widely used nonprescription analgesics and are common causes of toxic medication overdose. Diagnostic and management approaches differ depending on whether toxicity results from a single acute ingestion or chronic supratherapeutic use. Although acetaminophen and salicylate toxicity are well studied, controversies remain regarding management. This review presents a systematic approach to the emergency department management of patients with acetaminophen or salicylate toxicity, including discussion of the tools used to assess severity, guide treatment decisions, and determine prognosis.
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ReleasedSep 1, 2026
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Last day to claim creditSep 2, 2029 3 years left
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