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Explain the mechanism of action of Neomycin.

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List the lab values for the labs drawn at 24 hrs (TABLES 4 AND 5) that indicate that Mr. Y had had a MI.



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Answer to Question 1

An adjunctive treatment of hepatic coma, Neomycin is used to decrease ammonia-producing flora in the GI tract. These bacteria are sensitive to Neomycin.

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LDH, LD1, LD2 CPK2, ALT, and AST.



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