________________ causes pharmacodynamic drug interaction. a) Gastric motility changes. b) Stimulation of metabolism. c) Alteration of pH of GIT. d)Interactions at receptor site.

________________ causes pharmacodynamic drug interaction.

a) Gastric motility changes.

b) Stimulation of metabolism.

c) Alteration of pH of GIT.

d)Interactions at receptor site.
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d)Interactions at receptor site. 
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