16. Drug L and Drug M are used to treat hypertension and high cholesterol, respectively, and both are substrates of CYP3A4. Drugs L and M are often prescribed together to prevent heart disease, presenting a risk of drug-drug interactions. Co-administration of Drug L and Drug M may result in a(n) ① intensity and duration of effect and increases the risk of a) ①reduced; loss of therapeutic effects toxic effects pro-carninogen activation b) reduced; c) reduced, e) d) extended, extended, loss of therapeutic effects toxic effects receptor activation? 20. A ar she

16. Drug L and Drug M are used to treat hypertension and high cholesterol, respectively, and both are substrates of CYP3A4. Drugs L and M are often prescribed together to prevent heart disease, presenting a risk of drug-drug interactions. Co-administration of Drug L and Drug M may result in a(n) ① intensity and duration of effect and increases the risk of a) ①reduced; loss of therapeutic effects toxic effects pro-carninogen activation b) reduced; c) reduced, e) d) extended, extended, loss of therapeutic effects toxic effects receptor activation? 20. A ar she

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