Friday July 16, 1999 - Question 7
Which of the following statements about the treatment of Amanita exposures is true?
A. Thioctic acid is a safe and effective antidote used in the treatment of Amanita exposures.
B. Activated charcoal is able to adsorb amanitin.
C. Penicillin G has been recommended as a treatment for Amanita exposures because of its proposed renal effects.
D. The efficacy of high dose Penicillin G has been established through controlled prospective clinical trials.
E. Silibinin is approved in the United States
for the treatment of Amanita exposures.