Drug Interactions Analysis and Management¶
Hansten, P. D., & Horn, J. R. (2003). Drug Interactions Analysis and Management. Wolters Kluwer.
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Primes¶
- Compatibility
- The danger is that users may assume compatibility is binary (yes or no) and fail to test edge cases.
This sourceCanonical clinical reference on drug–drug interactions: ranks each interaction by its potential to alter patient outcomes and documents how drugs that are pairwise compatible with most agents can still cause fatal interactions with a few — the partial-compatibility hazard.
- The danger is that users may assume compatibility is binary (yes or no) and fail to test edge cases.
- Potentiation
- Tolerance (mirror phenomenon): Tolerance is the opposite response direction under repeated exposure—decreased rather than increased responsiveness, a contrast Hansten and Horn (2003) carefully maintain throughout their drug-interaction analysis framework.
This sourceCanonical clinical reference on drug–drug interactions: develops the ORCA classification ranking interactions from "avoid combination" to "no interaction expected," and documents how drugs that are pairwise compatible with most agents can still cause fatal interactions with a few—the partial-compatibility hazard.
- Tolerance (mirror phenomenon): Tolerance is the opposite response direction under repeated exposure—decreased rather than increased responsiveness, a contrast Hansten and Horn (2003) carefully maintain throughout their drug-interaction analysis framework.
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