MCQ Book Questions

Q55974. Sucralfate promotes healing of duodenal ulcer by

Q55975. Antacids administered concurrently reduce efficacy of the following antipeptic ulcer drug.

Q55976. The most important drawback of sucralfate in the treatment of duodenal ulcer is

Q55977. The preferred regimen for preventing duodenal ulcer relapse is

Q55978. Used as a laxative, liquid paraffin has the following drawbacks except

Q55979. Which of the following purgatives undergoes enterohepatic circulation to produce prolonged action ?

Q55980. The following laxative lowers blood ammonia level in hepatic encephalopathy.

Q55981. Select the purgative that should not be taken at bed time.

Q55982. Saline osmotic purgatives are used for

Q55983. The most suitable laxative for a patient of irritable bowel syndrome with spastic constipation is

Q55984. The success of oral rehydration therapy of diarrhoea depends upon the following process in the intestinal mucosa.

Q55985. Saline laxatives containing magnesium

Q55986. Antimotility drugs are contraindicated in

Q55987. Octreotide

Q55988. Therapy of choice in Zollinger Ellison syndrome is

Q55989. Misoprostol

Q55990. Ranitidine is a new histamine receptor blocker. It is

Q55991. Omeprazole is most useful in

Q55992. Antacids should not be prescribed concur- rently with

Q55993. The antiulcer drug very helpful in preventing NSAID induced gastric ulcer is