Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Remove flag A 53-year-old man was recently diagnosed with type II DM. His medical history was significant for severe allergic reactions to sulfamethoxazole. An appropriate antidiabetic therapy was prescribed that included a strict diet and an oral antidiabetic drug. Which of the following drugs is absolutely contraindicated in this patient? a. Pioglitazone. b. Acarbose. c. Metformin d. Repaglinide e. Glibenclamide.
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