a."Sucralfate adheres to the ulcer and blocks the back-diffusion of hydrogen ions."
b."Sucralfate and ciprofloxacin should be administered 1 hour apart."
c."Sucralfate does not cause systemic side effects."
d."Sucralfate has a moderate acid-neutralizing capacity.
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
Peptic Ulcer is caused by activities of Helicobacter pyroli , and wearing(erosion) of the gastric mucosa of the G.I. This causes inflammation of the localized part of the stomach . This results in pain from the sores produced
. Anagelsics, is given reduce pain, antibiotics to kill the bacteria, and medication to neutralized elevated acids and suppress it are usually administered.
Therefore, any drug that will not neutralize the elevated acid effects of the stomach HCL acid should not be administered.
Sucaralfate lacks acidic neutralizing capacity, needed to suppress the acidity of the G.I by blocking efflux of H+ ions ., therefore it is the Odd option in the group.
The answer to this question would be soft agar plate.
The semisolid medium tube is mostly used for containing the specimen. It is hard to examine semisolid medium since the bacteria can grow in the upper part, middle part or even the lower part of the medium. In agar plate, the bacteria always growth in the upper part so it is easier to count the bacteria.
But semisolid can give some more information in determining whether the bacteria is anaerobic by looking for bubble inside the medium. Anaerobic bacteria can do fermentation that will produce air.
A doctor can use a 2D image model to show where the break is.
When a patient breaks a leg (the break could be as a result of fracture or bone dislocation), the doctor needs to scan the patient in order to determine the exact location of the break and the extent of the injury.
The gamma camera, x-ray machine and PET scanners are some of the devices that can be used to scan a bone.
Each of these devices uses 2D image technology to show the result of the scan.
So, a model that can be used by a doctor to determine the location of the break is 2D image.
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