1) When warfarin is prescribed with antibiotic sulfadiazine,what be the most possible interaction?a. Sulfadiazine and warfarin would have potentiation effectb. Sulfadiazine and warfarin would have antagonistic effectc. Warfarin's effect would decrease because more free drugsare available in plasmad. Warfarin's effect would increase because more free drugsare available in plasmae. There is no interaction between them

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