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when two or more drugs are given together, one drug can potentiate the other and the clinical effect is substantially greater than the combined effect of the two
Synergistic effect
Drug induced skin reaction caused by exposure to sunlight
Photosensitivity
Attainable without a prescription available for self treatment
Over The Counter (OCT)
An altered or modified as a result of interaction with one or more other drugs
drug interaction
Chemical or physical reaction that occurs between two or more drugs in vitro (Outside the body, i.e. syringe, I.V. bag)
Drug incompatibility
Drug binds to the receptor but there is no response. Drug prevents binding of agonist
Antagonistic effects
Undesirable drug effect that ranges from mild to severe
adverse drug reation
Sum of the effects of two drugs of similar actions
Additive effect