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Definition:
Result of mixing of two or more antagonistic
substances
formation of undesirable products.
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Reasons for Incompatibility:
Interaction of one drug with other drug
Interaction of drug with additives
Dosage errors
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Chemical incompatibility – two types
1.Tolerated
2. Adjusted
3. Intentional
4. Unintentional
Precipitate yeilding interactions
Diffusible precipitate—Method A—to overcome
Indiffusible precipitate –Method B –to overcome
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Chemical incompatibility
-- Alkaloidal
Alkaloidal salt with alkaline substances
Alkaloidal salts with soluble iodides
Alkaloidal salts with tannins
Alkaloidal salts with salicylates
Alkaloidal salts with soluble iodides and bromides
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- Soluble salicyates incompatibility
Soluble salicylates with ferric salts
Soluble salicylate with alkali bicarbonates
-- Soluble iodides incompatibility
Oxidation of iodides with ferric salts
Oxidation of iodides with Potassium chlorate
Oxidation of iodides with quinine sulphate
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- Chemical incompatibilities causing evolution of carbon dioxide
Soluble bicarbonate with soluble calcium and magnesium salts
Bismuth subnitrate and sodium bicarbonate
Borax with sodium bicarbonate and glycerin.
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Miscellaneous chemical incompatibilites
Soluble barbiturates with ammonium bromide
Potassium chlorate with oxidisible substances
Incompatibility of emulsifying agents
Colour stability of dyes
Incompatibilities of liquorice liquid extract
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THERAPEUTIC INCOMPATIBILITY:
Prescribing certain drugs to patient with the intention
To produce specific degree of pharmacological action
but the nature or intensity of action produced is
different from that intended by prescriber.
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