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Module 13

Drug interactions: General concepts

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What are common causes of drug interations? The sun Food Diseases that affect bodily systems Herbal supplements Other medications
Three major categories of drug interactions Drug-to-drug interactions Drug-food interactions Drug-disease interactions
Which term describe two medications that work together to increase therapeutic effects? Synergistic
Which term describes how one drug may inhibit the effects of another drug? Antagonistic
How do drug-to-drug interactions occur? Two medications are mixed together to create another effect.
How do drug-food interactions occur? Medications are affected by consuming certain foods or drinks
How do drug-disease interactions occur? Medications become harmful because of a medical condition.
Examples of drug-disease interaction Decongestants can worsen high blood pressure
Three types of patients at high risk for drug interactions Patients with multiple or chronic health conditions Older adults Patients taking multiple medications
Two reasons why herbal and dietary supplements are of particular concern to physicians and pharmacists Many patients do not mention supplements when discussing medications with their provider. Labels on supplements often do not list specific drug interactions.
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