List the nutrient-drug interactions that are associated with these medications
Carafate: antacids may decrease binding of this drug to the gastroduodenal mucosa, impairing effectiveness. Do not give within 30 minutes of each other.
ALternaGEL: decreased antibiotic effect with tetracycline. Separate administration times.
Pepcid: none significant.
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Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
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1. Outside of the tip 2. Inside of the tip 3. Outside of the barrel 4. Inside of the barrel 5. Tip of the plunger
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It may be necessary to credit sources even when the original statements are ___________ (rewritten in your own words) if the concept being presented must be attributed to another
Fill in the blank with correct word