Gastrointestinal pharmacology uses effective drugs to treat gastrointestinal infections. Here we present you the Gastrointestinal Pharmacology quiz to help you test your subject knowledge. As we continue to grow and study as a race, we continue to develop advancements in medicine and surgery that our ancestors would never have dreamed of. If you study pharmacology, for example, you'll know that there are various medications out there to treat almost every ailment you can think of. Let's see what treats illnesses in the gastrointestinal system, shall we? Good luck!
Serotonin
H1 receptors
Dopamine
Histamine
Acetycholine
Antihistamine
Antiemitics
Phenothiazine
Anticholingeric
Antiserotonergic
Antacids
H2-receptor antagonists
Proton pump inhibitors
All of the above
Antihistamine
Anticholingeric
Phenothiazine
Benzodiazephines
Antiserotonergic
Phenothiazine
Anticholingeric
Antihistamine
Benzodiapzephine
Antiserotonergic
Alosetron
Amitriptyline
Loperamide
Lubiprostone
Mesalamine
Osmotic laxative, anticholinergics, stool softners
Osmotic laxative, stimulants and contact laxatives, stool softners
Opiates bulk forming laxatives, absorbents
Lubricant, stool softners, opiates
Opiates, absorbents, anticholinergics
Gastrin Binding Assay
Tiotidine Binding Assay
ATP Inhibition Assay
Option 4
Histamine Induced Gastric Ulcer
Profuse hybrid Gastric Ulcer
Gastric Binding Assay
None of the above
Congenital hyperacidity
Drugs such as aspirin and painkillers for rheumatism irritate and damage gastric mucosa
Undesirable eating habits, irregular meals or overeating.
All of the above
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