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Basic Concepts of Pharmacology (view source)
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Often combinations of drugs can enhance their power over a certain disease process but often a combination can cause deleterious effects on the body.
Often combinations of drugs can enhance their power over a certain disease process but often a combination can cause deleterious effects on the body.
[[Adverse Drug Reactions|Adverse drug reactions]] are a common aspect of the veterinary profession. It can be a challenge to recognise the signs of an adverse reaction as they can affect several organ systems simultaneously and can occur over varying periods of time.
[[Adverse Drug Reactions|Adverse drug reactions]] are a common aspect of the veterinary profession. It can be a challenge to recognise the signs of an adverse reaction as they can affect several organ systems simultaneously and can occur over varying periods of time.
Drugs may influence the measured concentration of biochemical analytes through their biological actions. Occasionally drugs will interfere directly with the analytical chemistry. It is essential that details of any drug therapy are included in the history on the submission form. Advice on the influence of drugs and the interpretation of results may be obtained from the laboratory. References: [[NationWide Laboratories]]
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