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ANTIBACTERIAL AND GI DRUGS

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These drugs induce vomiting and are frequently administered to help empty the stomach of poisons or ingested toxins.
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Stomach PH levels are _______ usually remaining between 1.5-3.0
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A common chewable antacid brand.
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Common Drugs used to Treat Gastric acidity and secretion are antacids, H2 Receptor ________, Proton Pump Inhibitors
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________agents can decrease cholesterol in bile and may dissolve gallstones
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____ is an example of a drug used to Inhibit bacteria DNA/RNA function
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Possible side effect of H2 receptors such as Zantac
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Fat digestion starts in the mouth and continues in the small intestines through the enzyme _________ and liver bile
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Protein Digestion occurs in stomach by the substance known as _______
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The GI tract is composed of the stomach, small and large intestines, the cecum, rectum, ileum, duodenum and __________.
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A side effect of laxatives
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____________ digestion starts in the mouth through the enzyme amylase and continues within the small intestines
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These SHOULD NOT be taken within 2 hours of drugs such as Warfarin, Iron Supplements, or certain antibiotics due to a PH change in stomach which these drugs rely on for metabolism
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Inhibit bacterial cell wall synthesis and function
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This stimulates specific receptors on stomach parietal cells that increase gastric acid secretion
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Selective _______ refers to the drugs ability to selectively kill or attenuate the growth of the pathogenic organism without causing excessive damage to the host (human) cells.
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These medications work by inhibiting the H+ K+ ATPase enzyme that is responsible for secreting acid from gastric parietal cells and is the drug of choice in the treatment of GERD. Hint: initials