Why is the pharmacist calling you

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You have prescribed the standard dose of famotidine 20 mg every 12 hours for your patient with mild GERD with symptoms at least twice weekly. Your patient is 75 years of age, CrCl 30ml/min, is currently receiving warfarin with an INR 0f 2.2. Why is the pharmacist calling you?

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