Acetaminophen cod #4?

Acetaminophen (paracetamol) is coded in a number of standard drug‑coding systems. Below are the most common identifiers you’ll find in clinical and regulatory databases:

| Coding system | Example code for acetaminophen | Notes |
|---------------|-------------------------------|-------|
| ATC (Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical) | N02BE01 | “N” = analgesics & antipyretics; “02” = antipyretic & analgesic, “BE” = acetaminophen (paracetamol) – the 01 suffix is the specific drug. |
| RxNorm (National Library of Medicine) | 1983 | The RxNorm concept ID for acetaminophen 325 mg tablets (generic). |
| ICD‑10‑CM (diagnosis coding for drug‑related issues) | T39.1X | “T39.1X” is “Acetaminophen poisoning, unspecified” (used for adverse events, not the drug itself). |
| NDC (National Drug Code – U.S.) | 00003‑0030‑01 | That’s the 10‑digit code for one formulation of acetaminophen (brand‑name “Tylenol”). Other formulations have different NDCs (e.g., 00003‑0030‑02, 00003‑0030‑03, etc.). |
| DrugBank | DB00316 | DrugBank identifier for acetaminophen. |
| ChEMBL | CHEMBL176 | ChEMBL ID for the compound paracetamol. |

If you were referring to a specific coding scheme used in your local formulary, hospital electronic medical record (EMR), or insurance plan, let me know, and I can try to locate that exact identifier.