In which of the following sources are the side effects of bupropion listed?

The ICD-10-CM coding manual is primarily a classification system used for coding diagnoses and medical procedures for billing and statistical purposes. It does not contain information about medications, their side effects, or pharmacological details, making it an inappropriate source for this information.

While the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) provides standards for the quality and purity of medications, it does not typically list side effects in the same detailed manner as the PDR. The USP focuses more on the formulation and compounding aspects of drugs rather than comprehensive clinical data like side effects.

Electronic health records (EHRs) are digital versions of patients' paper charts and can include a variety of medical information, but they are not standardized resources for drug information. The side effects of medications may be documented in EHRs, but they do not serve as a definitive source for this information, as they can vary widely between systems and providers.