1. Quinine therapy may result in thrombopenia

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2. Astemizole and terfenadine do cause CNS effects in some patients

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3. Fantasy reports with midazolam have common features

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4. Beta blockers may be accidentally prescribed to elderly asthmatics

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5. The adverse reactions profile of ciprofloxacin may limit its use

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6. All classes of antibacterials can disrupt male fertility

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7. ACE inhibitors

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8. Alteplase

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9. Amiodarone

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10. Amoxicillin + clavulanic acid

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11. Amphotericin B

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12. Antipsychotics

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13. Aspirin/diclofenac

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14. Benzodiazepine overdose

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15. Betamethasone see Vecuronium bromide interaction

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16. Carbamazepine

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17. Cefalexin

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18. Cisplatin

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19. Clavulanic acid see Amoxicillin + clavulanic acid

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20. Clindamycin

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21. Cocaine abuse

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22. Contrast media

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23. Corticosteroids

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24. Dapsone

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25. Diazepam abuse

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26. Diclofenac see Aspirin/diclofenac

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27. Digitalis overdose

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28. Diphenhydramine overdose

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29. Doxepin/lithium

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30. Epoprostenol

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31. Ergotamine abuse

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32. Erythromycin

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33. Etretinate

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34. Fluconazole

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35. Flunarizine

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36. Fluoxetine

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37. Glafenine

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38. Haloperidol

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39. Heparin

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40. Hexoprenaline

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41. Hydrocortisone

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42. Ifosfamide

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43. Indomethacin

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44. Indomethacin see Phenylpropanolamine interaction

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45. Isoniazid + rifampicin

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46. Lidocaine/procaine

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47. Lithium see Doxepin/lithium

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48. Lithium overdose

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49. Mefenamic acid

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50. Mesalazine

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