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Macrodantin
Mafenide
Magnesium Anion Gap Barium Enema Blood Chemistry Blood chemistry Calcitonin Disorders and Drugs Associated with Altered Serum Magnesium Levels Drugs Electrocardiography Electrolytes Electrolytes Electrolytes - Measurement of other Substances Macroscopic Analysis Magnesium (Mg) Serum Magnesium
Magnesium salicylates
Manganese
Mannitol Angiography Risks Causes of Altered Uric Acid Levels Cystoscopy Disorders and Drugs Associated with Altered Serum Sodium and Extracellular Fluid Levels Serum Osmolality
Medrol
Mefenamic acid Drugs that may Cause Blood Dyscrasias Indirect Antiglobulin Test
Melphalan
Menotropins
Meperidine Blood Levels of Drugs Bronchoscopy Cardiac Angiography Cardiac Catheterization Study Colonoscopy Culdoscopy Cystoscopy Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography Enzymes - Measurement of other Substances Laparoscopy Laryngoscopy Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiography Profile or Panel Groupings and Laboratory Tests Retrograde Ureteropyelography Retrograde Urethrography Scratch Tests for Allergens
Mephenytoin Causes of Altered White Blood Cell Differential by Cell Type Drugs that may Cause Blood Dyscrasias Drugs that may Cause False-Positive Reactions in Autoantibody Tests
Mesantoin Causes of Altered White Blood Cell Differential by Cell Type Drugs that may Cause Blood Dyscrasias
Mestranol
Metaxalone Drugs that may Cause Blood Dyscrasias Drugs that may Produce False-Positive Glycosuria Results
Methacholine
Methadone Blood Levels of Drugs Causes of Altered Levels of Ceruloplasmin Cortisol/ACTH Challenge Tests Drug Screening Tests of Urine Hormones and Their Metabolites Thyroxine
Methenamine
Methicillin
Methotrexate
Methsuximide
Methyldopa Catecholamines Causes of Altered Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rates Causes of Altered Urea Levels Causes of Altered Uric Acid Levels Disorders and Drugs Associated with Altered Serum Chloride Levels Disorders and Drugs Associated with Altered Serum Sodium and Extracellular Fluid Levels Drugs that may Cause Blood Dyscrasias Drugs that may Cause False-Positive Reactions in Autoantibody Tests Drugs that may Cause Positive Results in Direct Antiglobulin Tests Erythrocyte (RBC) Count Growth Hormone Indirect Antiglobulin Test Prolactin Serum Chloride Serum Sodium
methylene Blue Factors Affecting the Color of Urine Lymphangiography
Methylphenidate
Methylprednisolone
Methysergide
Metoclopramide
Miconazole
Midrin
Minocin