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6 years ago
Quinidine is prescribed to a client with cardiac arrhythmia. When documenting the client's drug history, the nurse inquires about the concomitant use of any other drug.
 
  Which of the following drugs when given concomitantly may cause an increase in serum quinidine levels?
 
  A) Cimetidine
  B) Rifampin
  C) Hydantoins
  D) Nifedipine
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Cimetidine, when given concurrently with quinidine, may cause an increase in serum quinidine levels. Hydantoins and nifedipine cause a decrease in serum quinidine levels. Rifampin does not interact with quinidine.
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