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Question 1
What are the two main types of inhibitors of gastric acid production?
Question 2
What are some medications affecting the gastrointestinal (GI) tract?
Question 3
What are the symptoms of Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)?
Question 4
What are the symptoms of Peptic ulcer disease (PUD)?
Question 5
What are antacids and how do they work?
Question 6
What are antisecretory medications and what do they do?
Question 7
What conditions do acid reducing medications treat?
Question 8
What is the role of carbonic anhydrase (CA) in gastric secretion?
Question 9
What is the 'alkaline tide' in gastric secretion?
Question 10
What is the direct pathway of vagal stimulation for hydrogen ion secretion?
Question 11
What is the second messenger for gastrin on parietal cells?
Question 12
What are the three factors that can inhibit hydrogen ion secretion in the stomach?
Question 13
What are the effects of inhibiting hydrogen ion secretion?
Question 14
What is the role of the H2 receptor antagonist Cimetidine in the regulation of hydrogen secretion?
Question 15
Which drug blocks the stimulatory signal from the Vagus nerve mediated by Acetylcholine?
Question 16
What is the mechanism of action of Omeprazole in the regulation of hydrogen secretion?
Question 17
What are H2 receptor antagonists/blockers?
Question 18
List the H2 receptor antagonists mentioned in the slide.
Question 19
What is the effect of cimetidine on the elimination of diazepam?
Question 20
What are the adverse effects of cimetidine?
Question 21
What are the oral medications for proton pump inhibitors?
Question 22
What are the IV medications for proton pump inhibitors?
Question 23
What is the fate of oral forms of proton pump inhibitors?
Question 24
What are the key members of the PPI class?
Question 25
Where are PPIs metabolized and how do they travel to their target cells?
Question 26
What is the mechanism of action of PPIs and what do they inhibit?
Question 27
What are the side effects of Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs)?
Question 28
What is the term for the dry mouth side effect of PPIs?
Question 29
What is the effect of a change in gastric pH on the absorption of certain medications?
Question 30
Which medications are affected by a change in gastric pH?
Question 31
What are the two enzymes involved in the metabolism of warfarin and clopidogrel?
Question 32
What is the effect of Omeprazole on the metabolism of other medications?
Question 33
What is the FDA warning regarding the use of Omeprazole with clopidogrel?
Question 34
What is the therapeutic importance of Diazepam in pre/post-operative sedation for GI ulcer patients?
Question 35
What benzodiazepine antianxiety drugs are suitable for sedation in patients treated with cimetidine or omeprazole?
Question 36
What are antacids and how do they work?
Question 37
What are the main uses of antacids?
Question 38
What are the potential side effects of calcium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate used as antacids?
Question 39
What is the side effect of aluminum hydroxide?
Question 40
What is the side effect of magnesium hydroxide?
Question 41
What are the side effects of aluminum hydroxide in healthy individuals?
Question 42
What are the side effects of magnesium hydroxide in renal insufficiency?
Question 43
What is the effect of antacids on drug interactions?
Question 44
How do antacids impact oral absorption of drugs?
Question 45
What is the effect of antacids on the absorption of tetracyclines and fluoroquinolones?
Question 46
How do antacids affect the absorption of ketoconazole and itraconazole?
Question 47
What is the trade name of Pilocarpine?
Question 48
What is the trade name of Cevimeline?
Question 49
What are sialagogues?
Question 50
What is the definition of an anti-sialagogue?
Question 51
What are the indications for Atropine?
Question 52
How does Scopolamine differ from Atropine in terms of action on the CNS?
Question 53
What is the mechanism of action of Atropine?
Question 54
Why is Scopolamine not the drug of choice to reduce salivary secretion in a dental setting?
Question 55
What are the three main pathways that lead to nausea and vomiting?
Question 56
What neurotransmitters are released by visceral stimuli and chemoreceptor trigger zone?
Question 57
What is the brainstem vomiting center and what does it do?
Question 58
What are some neurotransmitters and their receptors that are targets for antiemetic drugs?
Question 59
What are the different types of laxatives mentioned in the slide?
Question 60
What is the difference between laxatives and cathartics?
Question 61
What are the effects of bulk-forming agents on the gastrointestinal tract?
Question 62
What are Opioid Receptor Antagonists and how do they work?
Question 63
What are the examples of Antidiarrheal Agents and how do they work?
Question 64
What is the mechanism of action for bulk-forming laxatives?
Question 65
What are some examples of osmotic laxatives?
Question 66
How do stimulant (irritant) laxatives work?
Question 67
What is GERD and how does it affect dental procedures?
Question 68
What are the implications of a history of gastric or duodenal ulcer for dental patients?
Question 69
What are the adverse side effects of opioid analgesics on the GI tract?
Question 70
What are the adverse effects of aspirin-containing analgesics on the GI system?
Question 71
What are the common adverse effects of antibiotics on the GI system, especially broad-spectrum antibiotics?
Question 72
What is the common name for Bismuth subsalicylate?
Question 73
What is the primary use of Bismuth subsalicylate?
Question 74
What condition can Bismuth subsalicylate cause?
Question 75
What is the full form of GERD?
Question 76
What is the full form of H. pylori?
Question 77
What is the full form of Peptic ulcer?