Peptic Ulcer Disease

1 peptic ulcer disease is the circumscribed lesions of the mucosa of which part of the body
I stomach
II duodenum
III large intestine

2 which of the following is correct about the peptic ulcer disease
I duodenal ulcer are larger (1.0 to 2.5 cm in diameter)
II duodenal ulcer typically has a diameter <1 cm;
III gastric ulcers are larger (1.0 to 2.5 cm in diameter)

3 which of the bacteria is associated with peptic ulcer disease
I E.coli
II H. pylori
III H. pylori and salmonella

4 which of the following are the risk factors for peptic ulcer disease
I Smoking.
IINSAIDs.
III Alcohol.

5 what are the characteristics of pain associated with the peptic ulcer disease
I Food usually relieves duodenal ulcer pain
II Food may cause gastric ulcer pain
III Food may cause gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer pain

6 which of the following is true about the antacids
I neutralize gastric acid
II used to treat ulcer pain
III available as magnesium, aluminum, or calcium

7 what are the OTC recommendation for symptoms of PUD
I antacid
II H2RA
III H2RA/antacid combination

8 which of the following are correct about the antacids
I Liquid antacid forms have a greater buffering capacity than tablets
II tablets are more convenient to carry
III antacid tablet forms have a greater buffering capacity

9 which of the following antacids can cause constipation
I aluminum hydroxide
II magnesium hydroxide
III aluminum hydroxide with calcium hydroxide

10 diarrhea is a side effect of which of the following antacids
I aluminum hydroxide
II magnesium hydroxide
III aluminum hydroxide with calcium hydroxide