Reference no: EM133235576

Question 1

In the treatment of reflux oesophagitis with a proton siphon inhibitor (PPI), should the PPI be deep rooted or given for 4 two months, as referenced by the medication makers?

Question 2

Could a patient who endures with reflux oesophagitis because of a break hernia, and who isn't receptive to proton siphon inhibitors (PPIs), benefit from an exceptionally particular vagotomy?

Question 3

What are the reasons for burping and what suitable medication can be utilized? 2. What are the impacts of smoking on the gastrointestinal plot and what is its part in peptic ulcer sickness?

Question 4

Dear creators, for what reason are gastric ulcers more normal along the lesser bend, close to the pylorus of the stomach?

Question 5

What is the best season of day to direct omeprazole, and why?

Question 6

Is it protected to utilize the medications omeprazole and ranitidine during pregnancy?

Question 7

Are non-steroidal calming drugs destructive to the stomach when taken parenterally, for instance by intravenous or intramuscular courses?

Question 8

Is it protected to give a patient with a previous history of draining peptic ulcer headache medicine in an antiplatelet portion of 75-325 mg?

Question 9

Is sulpiride compelling in the treatment of a peptic ulcer or gastrooesophageal reflux illness (GORD)?

Question 10

Is clopidogrel delicate on the stomach? Question 18 Is there a medication communication between non-steroidal calming drugs (NSAIDs) and proton siphon inhibitors (PPIs)