Reyes syndrome is associated with children who have taken aspirin and have:
A) measles or mumps
B) influenza B or chickenpox
C) bacterial upper respiratory infections
D) bacterial ear infections

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Reyes syndrome is a rare but serious condition that can occur in children who have taken aspirin during a viral illness, especially influenza B or chickenpox. The aspirin can trigger a harmful reaction in the body that affects the liver and brain. It is important to avoid giving aspirin to children during these types of illnesses and to use other medications for pain and fever relief.

Reyes Syndrome Is Associated with Children Who Have Taken Aspirin