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The purpose of administering probenecid with cefotaxime is to:
 
  1. improve the absorption of the cefotaxime.
  2. enhance the distribution of the cefotaxime.
  3. increase the metabolism of the cefotaxime.
  4. prolong the effect of the cefotaxime.

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The purpose of administering cilastatin in combination with imipenem is to:
 
  1. prevent nausea.
  2. increase urinary concentrations of the antibiotic.
  3. enhance the spectrum of efficacy.
  4. prevent hypersensitivity reactions.



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leo leo

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Reply 2 on: Jul 23, 2018
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