drug 1 | drug2 | types of interaction | mechanism of interaction | effect and outcome |
nitriglycerin | photodegradation exposed to light. | nitroglycerin may form unstable compounds on time and exposure to light.so it is highly dangerous, it should be stored very carefully. | ||
H2A,PPI'S ,ANTACIDS |
ANTIFUNGALS (ketoconazole) |
Pharmacodynamic | PPI'S can modify intragastric release of antifungals by elevating PH. | reduce the antifungal activity. |
metal ions |
tetracyclins( flouroquinolones. |
complex formation |
decrease in absorption and bioavailability. |
ca and tetracycline complex is formed which remain unabsorbed. decrease in solubility. |
CYP INDUCERS (topiramate,rifampicin) |
oral contraceptives | cyp induction | increase oral contraceptive metabolism | decrease effectiveness |
CYP INHIBITOR | Warfarin | drugs like amiodarone inhibit cyp450 | potentiate the effect of warfarin | so dose adjustment is necessary. |
CYP INHIBITOR | CLOPIDOGREL | Coadministration with cyp inhibitors like erythromycin and ketoconazole reduce clopidogrel antiplatelet activity. | effect of clopidogrel attenuated. | coadministaration of clopidogrel with these drugs should be monitored |
opioids | naloxone | naloxone is opioid antagonist | used in opioid overdose | counteract ipiod overdose |
Big Picture_DIs (in addition to the patient case study guide/tables/and DI_PK_PD_PGx_Abdalla_Schematics_Animations_iMCPI_2019.pptx) Drug 1 Drug 2 Type...