There are several drugs that can interact with each other when given together. What happens when a patient is given phenylbutazone at the same time as warfarin is... A. is bleeding profusely B. the presence of phenylbutazone . metabolizing enzyme induction C. Warfarin's anticoagulant activity is decreased D. an increase in anti-inflammatory effect E. Induction of warfarin metabolizing enzymes

There are several drugs that can interact with each other when given together. What happens when a patient is given phenylbutazone at the same time as warfarin is... A. is bleeding profusely B. the presence of phenylbutazone . metabolizing enzyme induction C. Warfarin's anticoagulant activity is decreased D. an increase in anti-inflammatory effect E. Induction of warfarin metabolizing enzymes

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Chapter21: Musculoskeletal And Anti-inflammatory Drugs

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