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Drug Treatment for GI Disorders

The document contains a midterm exam for a course on the digestive system, focusing on pharmacology questions related to treating conditions like peptic ulcers, GERD, and constipation. It includes multiple-choice questions about appropriate medications and non-pharmacologic approaches for various gastrointestinal issues. The questions cover the use of PPIs, antibiotics, and lifestyle modifications in treatment strategies.

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Drug Treatment for GI Disorders

The document contains a midterm exam for a course on the digestive system, focusing on pharmacology questions related to treating conditions like peptic ulcers, GERD, and constipation. It includes multiple-choice questions about appropriate medications and non-pharmacologic approaches for various gastrointestinal issues. The questions cover the use of PPIs, antibiotics, and lifestyle modifications in treatment strategies.

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‫بسم هللا الرحمن الرحيم‬

‫امتحان منتصف مساق الجهاز الهضمي‬


‫اسئله ماده علم االدويه‬
‫سماح جعفر الشايقي‬/‫د‬
1- The following is the suitable approach in treating peptic
ulcer-associated ulcer:
a. PPI.
b. Amoxicillin.
c. Mitronidazole.
d. Antibiotics + PPI.
e. Omeprazole.
2- The following drug is used to maintain remission in GERD:
a. Omeprazole.
b. Cimitidine
c. Ranitidine.
d. Famotidine.
e. Nizatidine.
3- Loperamide as an antidiarrheal has the following action:
a. Increase the gut capacity.
b. Increases water absorption.
c. Increases fecal absorption.
d. Increases colonic transit time.
e. All the above is true.
4- In treating NSAID-induced ulcer:
a. Stop the NSAID.
b. Use an alternative.
c. Stop the NSAID and give an acid lowering agent.
d. Use acetaminophen.
e. Use COX2-inhibitor.
5- The following is the most important non-pharmacologic
approach in treating constipation:
a. Increases fluid intake.
b. Exercise.
c. Dietary modification with high fibrous diet.
d. Adjust bowel habit.
e. Dietary modification

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