Which topic is generally covered in the warnings section of the patient package insert?

The warnings section of the patient package insert primarily focuses on key safety information regarding the medication, including potential side effects, drug interactions, and critical overdose information. This section is designed to inform patients about significant risks they may encounter when using the medication improperly or in higher than recommended doses. By clearly outlining overdose information, including symptoms and recommended actions, it ensures that patients are aware of the seriousness of taking too much of the medication and the importance of adhering to prescribed dosages.

The other topics, such as medication expiration and storage instructions, while important, typically fall under different sections of the insert. Details about the medication's price are usually not included, as this is generally not relevant to the patient's understanding of the drug's safe use. Thus, the focus on overdose information aligns directly with safety and efficacy, which are central to the warnings section.