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Q: drug rxn is Atropine-like side effects
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A: Tricyclics
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Q: drug rxn is Coronary Vasospasm
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A: Cocain, sumatriptans
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Q: drug rxn is Cutaneous Flushing
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A: Niacin, CCB, adenosine, vancomycin
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Q: drug rxn is Dilated Cardiomyopathy
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A: Doxorubicin and Danorubincin
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Q: drug rxn is Torsades
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A: Sotalol (Class 3), Quinidine (Class 1), cisapride
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Q: drug rxn is Agranulocytosis
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A: Clozapine (atypical antipsychotic), carbamezapine, colchincine, PTU, methimazole
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Q: drug rxn is Aplastic Anemia
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A: Chloramphenicol, benezne, NSAIDS, PTU, methimazole
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Q: drug rxn is Direct Coomb's Positive Hemolytic Anemia
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A: Methyldopa
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Q: drug rxn is G6PD
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A: IS PAIN
Isoniazid, Sulfonamides, Primaquine, Asprin, Ibuprofen, NItrofuranton |
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Q: drug rxn is pulmonary fibrosis
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A: bleomycin, busulfan, amiodarone
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Q: drug rxn is acute cholestatic hepatitis
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A: Macrolides
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Q: drug rxn is focal to massive hepatic necrosis
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A: halothane, valproic acid, acetaminophen, amantita phalloids
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Q: drug rxn is drug enduced lupus
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A: CHIMP-Q
Chorapromizine (typical) hydralazine isoniazid methyldopa procainamide, phenytoin quinidine |
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Q: drug rxn is FAconi's Syndrome (proximal tubular dysfunction)
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A: Expired Tetracycline
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Q: drug rxn is Interstitial Nephritis
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A: Methicillin, NSAIDS
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Q: drug rxn is Hemorrhagic cystitis
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A: Cyclophosphamide, isofamide
(can prevent HC by adding Mesna) |
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Q: drug rxn is cinchonism
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A: quindidine, quinine
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Q: drug rxn is diabetes insipidus
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A: Li, demeclocycline
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Q: drug rxn is Seizures
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A: Bupropion, imipenem, cilastatin
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Q: drug rxn is Disulfriam rxns
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A: Metrnidazole, cephalosporins, procarbazine, sulfonyureas.
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Q: drug rxn is nephrotoxicty and ototoxicty
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A: AG, Loop, cisplatin
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q: p450 INDUCERS
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A: C-PAP GQ-RS
Carbamezapine, phenytoin, alcohol, phenobarbital, griesofulvin, quindine, rifampin, st john's wort |
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q: p450 INHBIBITORS
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A: SICK EKG
Sulfonamides, Isonizid, Cimeitine, Ketoconazole, Ethromycin, Grape fruit juice. |
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Q: toxcity of this builds up oxalic acid leading to acidosis, nephrotox
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A: Ethylene Glycol
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Q: Toxicity of this builds up Formadehyde and formic acid leading to severe acidosis and retinal damage.
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A: Methanol
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