Exam 22: Medications Used for Gastrointestinal System Disorders

Match each drug with its classification. -More than 90% of duodenal ulcers and up to 80% of gastric ulcers have been found to be related to:

Docusate sodium is an example of a:

Match each drug with its classification. -Drugs that neutralize stomach acid are referred to as:

Match each drug name with its classification. -lactulose

Match each drug with its classification. -The generic name for Tagamet is:

Match each drug with its classification. -A condition in which there is an infestation of parasitic worms is referred to as:

Laxatives may be given to try to relieve the pain associated with appendicitis.

Match each drug name with its classification. -psyllium

When used to treat trichomoniasis, the usual dose of Flagyl is:

Match each drug name with its classification. -metronidazole

Patients taking proton-pump inhibitors should be instructed not to crush or chew the medication.

Therapy for H.pylori is normally completed within 3-5 days.

Match each drug name with its classification. -ipecac syrup

Match each drug with its classification. -All of the following are signs of dehydration in infants except:

Match each drug name with its classification. -Riopan

Plavix and Prilosec should not be taken in combination.

Antacids should not be used in patients who are taking any form of tetracycline.

Match each drug name with its classification. -Cytotec

Match each drug name with its classification. -Protonix

Match each drug name with its classification. -Surfak