Drug Interactions in the Bovine Animal

Authors

  • John W. Paul Fort Dodge Laboratories, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21423/aabppro19767680

Keywords:

drug interactions, unexpected response, physiological processes, laboratory tests

Abstract

The subject of drug interactions should embrace at least three facets: (1) an interaction of two or more drugs resulting in an unexpected response; (2) an interaction of one or more drugs with physiological processes in the patient, often referred to as adverse reactions; (3) an interaction of one or more drugs with laboratory tests either in vivo as a result of the drug(s) altering physiological systems or in vitro as a result of the drug(s) interfering with the chemistry of the test.

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Published

1976-12-08

Issue

1976

Section

Cow-Calf and Dairy Session