Why is Metformin contraindicated for 2 days prior to and 2 days after receiving IV radiographic contrast?
A. contrast medium may cause hepatic failure
B. metformin may cause renal failure
C. it can result in lactic acidosis
Answer: C. it can result in lactic acidosis
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