Question

which section of a drug label tells you what symptoms the product treats?
options: directions, warnings, uses, purpose
the \active ingredient\ in an otc medication refers to:
options: the flavoring and coloring, the chemical that treats the condition, ingredients that make the pill shape, the preservative

Explanation:

• For the first question: The "Uses" section on a drug label typically details the symptoms or conditions the product is intended to treat. Directions are about how to take the drug, Warnings are about potential risks, and Purpose is a more general term that might not specifically list symptoms.
• For the second question: The active ingredient in an OTC (over - the - counter) medication is the chemical that has the therapeutic effect and treats the condition. Flavoring and coloring, ingredients for pill shape, and preservatives are inactive or non - therapeutic components.

Answer:

• First question: Uses
• Second question: The chemical that treats the condition