1. No increased renal toxicity apparent when cefotaxime and aminoglycosides given together

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2. Vitamin ‘megadoses’ may be a new source of drug interactions

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3. Most drug-related problems in the A&E department are self-inflicted

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4. Rebound cardiac ischaemia prevented by gradual withdrawal of β-blockers in angina patients

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5. Anticholinergic drugs

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6. Baclofen

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7. Baclofen interaction

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8. Bleomycin

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9. Cancer chemotherapy

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10. Captopril

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11. Cisplatin

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12. Corticosteroids

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13. Desmopressin

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14. Digoxin interaction

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15. Diprophylline

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16. Ergotamine*

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17. Erythromycin

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18. Heparin

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19. Lithium

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20. Magnesium sulphate

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21. Penicillamine

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22. Phenytoin

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23. Providone iodine

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24. Quinidine*

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25. Quinidine interaction see Digoxin

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26. Retinol

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27. Sulphamethoxazole

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28. Thiacetazone

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29. Timolol*

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30. Triamterene-hydrochlorothiazide

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31. Tricyclic antidepressant interaction see Baclofen

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32. Trimethoprim

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33. Vancomcyin*

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34. Warfarin

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35. Reactions to penicillin and how to handle them

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36. Hypokalaemia is a serious side effect of diuretic abuse

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37. Doxylamine can give a false-positive assay for phencyclidine

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38. Orthostatic hypotension resolves 11 months after ingestion of rodenticide

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39. Hyperglycaemia and ketonuria after organophosphate poisoning

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40. Drug-induced pancreatitis is difficult to prove

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41. Drug-induced gynaecomastia

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42. Bromocriptine

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