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| What is the results of inbalance between stomach acid and the normal defense barrier | PUD
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| What does PUD cause | Gastric and duodenal ulcers
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| Signs and symptoms of an ulcer | gut pain, epigastric pain,
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| What causes breakdown in body's defense system | oversecretion of acids, and the use of RX
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| How does smoking affect gurd | increases acid production, alters blood flow in stomach and irritates the defense mechanisms in the stomach.
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| What does NSAID's drugs do to the stomach | decrease prostoglandins, which cause the stomach lining to get irritated.
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| What lifetime changes need to be made to lessen the chances of gerd returning | lower weight, avoid foods and beverages that increase acid production, stop smoking, no alcohol, and small meals
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| Lowers acidity of gastric secretions by buggering HCL and PH 3-4 | antacids
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| Defoaming agent that breaks up bubbles | simethicone
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| What tests need to be done before taking antacids | renal function tests, and magnessium
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| Blood in vomit that looks like coffee grounds | hematic emesis
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| People that are pregnant, have edema, salt restrictions or high blood pressure should take what kind of antacids | LOW Na (Sodium)
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| when should antacids be given with other drugs | 1 hr before or 2 hrs after
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| Side effects of antacids | diarrhea, constipation and tastes like chalk
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| Antacids should not be mixed with | Digoxin, Iron, and antibiotics
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| What do histamines do to acid secretion | lower
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| What are the names of histamines | cimetadine-Tagament
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| What do gastrointsinal prostoglandins RX do | protect stomach and lessens pain, and promotes healing
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| Type of gastrointsinal prostoglandins | cytotec-mesoprostal
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| What do proton inhibitors do, and what do they treat | decrease gastric secretions, and used for sever esophagitis, gerd, and h. pylori
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| What are some proton pumps | esomeprazole - Nexium
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| What is a coating agent | sucralfate - Carafate
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| What increases lower esophageal sphincter pressures & lowers reflux, increase stomach contractions, relaxes pyloric valve, increases peristalysis which results in increasing the speed of gastric emptying | Prokinetic Agent
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| metoclopramide | Reglan
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| proton pumps | Nexium, Prevacid, Prilosec, Protonix
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| esomeprazole | Nexium
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| lansoprazole | Prevacid
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| omeprazole | Prilosec
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| pantoprazole | Protonix
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