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    What Are Two Blood Thinners That Should Never Be Taken
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What Are Two Blood Thinners That Should Never Be Taken

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Question 20

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What are two blood thinners that should never be taken together?


A) ​warfarin and digoxin
B) ​warfarin and NSAIDs
C) ​lithium and ACE inhibitors
D) ​digoxin and clarithromycin
E) ​lithium and NSAIDs

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