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兽医临床常见配伍禁忌表（Veterinary clinical common incompatibility list） Veterinary clinical common drug incompatibility, 2007, 06, 20 Wednesday, 04:17 veterinary clinical common drug incompatibility Veterinary clinical common injection drug incompatibility o, Q, U) a-P, a1| (V, T) In the course of treatment of livestock and poultry diseases, in order to obtain better curative effect or to facilitate the use of drugs, often a number of drugs in a prescription, which requires veterinary clinical professionals to understand the compatibility of various drugs. Incompatibility is the adverse effects of certain drugs, such as reduced efficacy, or even a failure to become toxic substances. Pharmacological, pharmacological incompatibility, that is, two or more than two kinds of drugs after each other compatibility, due to pharmacological effects of the contrary, so that the efficacy of reduced or even offset phenomenon. There are many kinds of incompatibility drugs, such as central nervous stimulants and central nervous depressants, oxidants and reductants, laxatives and antidiarrheal agents, choline drugs and anticholinergic agents. Therefore, only when we correctly grasp the pharmacological effects of drugs can we avoid incompatibility in the clinical use of drugs. In addition, we must pay attention to the incompatibility of these drugs according to the situation of clinical medication, and sometimes there will be transformation. For example, some drugs in the prevention effect of play are incompatible, and when the drugs instead of a drug poisoning in the application of pharmacological action to rescue, which does not belong to the incompatibility of veterinary teaching reference | veterinary clinical communication | dog disease diagnosis system 6P:E.} ^8D E, s k The common clinical antibiotics injection with antibiotics including penicillin, streptomycin, kanamycin and gentamycin sulfate, including penicillin G potassium and sodium penicillin G not with tetracycline, oxytetracycli