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        | ______ + tetracycline 
Effect drug binding in the GI tract
tetracycline binds to the divalent cations of _______ (aluminum and calcium) forming an insoluble complex _______ + Asprin  
Impact: _________ reduce the tubular reabsorption of salicylate via an increase in urine pH _______ makes the urine alkaline therefore inreasing the excretion of asprin. in other words, asprin is not reabsorbed. 
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        | increase in renal blood flow effecting excretion of digoxin    increases the renal clearance of digoxin 
 _______ treats high blood pressure by relaxing blood vessels so blood can flow more easily through the body    |  | 
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        | a drug used to treat congestive heart failure by slowing the heart beat.    drug interaction along with hydralazine, which  increases renal blood flow leading to faster renal clearance of this drug     |  | 
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        | ______+ Penicillin Inhibition of active tubular secretion    ______competitively inhibits the excretion of Penicillin this makes penicillin more effective   |  | 
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        | ________ + Probenecid  Inhibition of active tubular secretion    probenecid prolongs the half-life of _______, allowing single dose therapy |  | 
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        | ______ + antacids  Alterations in tubular reabsorption  (_____ is not reabsorbed because of the antacid raising the pH of the urine, ___ is excreted) 
 ______ + Acetaminophen Additive effect the combined effect of the two drugs giving the same response by the SAME MECHANISM 
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        | inhibits the enzyme responsible for the metabolism of Theophylline    __________ reduces the metabolism of theophylline (by inhibition of CYP450 isozymes) causing an accumulation in theophylline levels 
 
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        | Metabolism enzyme induction    _____________ increases the metabolism of warfarin, resulting in reduced anticoagulation |  | 
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        | Metabolism interaction with Phenobarbital (enzyme Induction) leads to less _____ in circulation because it is metabolized faster    Distribution interaction: Phenylbutazone displaces ______ from plasma binding sites. as a result more _____ is free in circulation
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        | an NSAID no longer used in humans that displaces warfarin from plasma binding sites   this is an example of a distribution interaction: displacement from tissue binding sites/proteins  |  | 
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