There are several types of adverse drug reactions: - Dose-related reactions occur when a drug's effects are exaggerated due to too high of a dose or other drug interactions. These are usually predictable but sometimes unavoidable. - Allergic reactions require prior exposure to a drug and occur through an inappropriate immune response. - Idiosyncratic reactions have unknown mechanisms and are largely unpredictable, ranging from mild to serious. Adverse reactions are described as mild, moderate, severe, or lethal depending on their significance and consequences. Mild reactions like headaches or nausea usually do not require stopping treatment but may require dose changes. Moderate reactions such as rashes or mood changes warrant reevaluation. Severe reactions are