1. Factors predisposing to drug toxicity

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2. Child resistant containers really save lives

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3. Which drugs can cause porphyria?

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4. Antidepressant-associated convulsions

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5. Cimetidine overdose is not serious

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6. Aminophylline

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7. Amitriptyline overdose

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8. Aspirin

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9. BCG vaccination

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10. Chlorambucil

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11. Cimetidine

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12. Cromolyn sodium*

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13. Dantrolene

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14. Dipyrone

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15. Erythromycin estolate

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16. Ergotamine

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17. Furosemide

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18. Heparin

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19. Hydrocortisone interaction see Theophylline

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20. Isoniazid

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21. Labetalol

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22. Lithium

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23. Lidocaine*

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24. Methoxsalen

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25. Oral contraceptives

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26. Oxprenolol overdose

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27. Phenylpropanolamine

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28. Phenytoin

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29. Potassium phosphate

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30. Quinidine interaction*

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31. Rifampin interaction* see Quinidine

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32. Theophylline interaction

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33. Thiethylperazine

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34. Tobramycin

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35. Triamterene*

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36. Tricyclic antidepressant overdose

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37. Viloxazine

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38. Atenolol

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39. Phenacetin abuse and bladder cancer

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40. Pseudoephedrine abuse

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41. Injected pentazocine plus tripelennamine tablets leave users short of breath

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42. Two teenagers survive paraquat poisoning with the aid of continuous hemoperfusion

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43. Ethanol ingestion in children

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44. Chronic, low level organophosphate poisoning in agricultural students

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45. Self-poisoning with β-blockers

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46. Which drugs cause impotence?

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47. Drugs and ototoxicity

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