Chemotherapy Imm...Question 33 of 60Adherence to guidelines for administration oforal ketoconazole can be demonstrated by:A.administering the dose with an acidic beverage.B.taking concurrently with aprepitant.C.avoiding selective seratonin reuptake inhibitors.D.administering on an empty stomach.Options

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Adherence to guidelines for administration of oral ketoconazole can be demonstrated by: 4. administering the dose with an acidic beverage. 3. taking concurrently with aprepitant. C. avoiding selective seratonin reuptake inhibitors. D. administering on an empty stomach.