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  1. i have look through some of the links that you have given me and i really wanna thank you for it.. however.. i still did not manage to find any link with regards to how renal failure can affect abruption placenta. can anyone explain to me. and for shock how does it affect the abruption placenta as well? does it like increase the bleeding or something??
  2. i really need help.. i have a presentation on abruption placenta and i am stuck on the complications. i have no idea how renal failure and pituitary necrosis have any link with abruption placenta.. please i really need help..
  3. than does that mean that for classification for metformin is only antidiabetic? how about it being a biguanide derivative producing an antihyperglycaemic effect in man only when there is insulin secretion. does this count?
  4. hi all.. i have a question about pharmacology.. we have a project to make a drug card on metformin but i have trouble understanding what we need to do. i do not understand what does it mean by the classification and the interaction of the drug. is classification just what this drug does?? because when i looked for metformin, says antidiabetic; oral antihyperglycemic agent which improves glucose tolerance in non-insulin dependent pts. all help will be greatly appreciated.. thanks soo much in advance

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