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WorksheetsDRUGS IN PEPTIC ULCER & IBD
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3mins
Misoprostol inhibits gastric acid secretion.
TRUE
FALSE
Pirenzapine is muscarinic receptor agonist.
TRUE
FALSE
H2 receptor antagonists decrease pepsin secretion.
TRUE
FALSE
Ranitidine is less potent than cimetidine.
TRUE
FALSE
Antacids promote absorption of H2 antagonists.
TRUE
FALSE
Proton pump inhibitors prevent rebleeding from peptic ulcers.
TRUE
FALSE
Proton Pump Inhibitors irreversibly inactivates the pump molecule.
TRUE
FALSE
One of the common side effects of AlOH is diarrhea.
TRUE
FALSE
Sucralfate neutralizes gastric acid.
TRUE
FALSE
Triple therapy for H. pylori positive ulcers is PPI + 2 antibiotics for 14 days
TRUE
FALSE
Mesalamines are first line therapy for mild to moderate ulcerative colitis.
TRUE
FALSE
Sulfapyridine is the therapeutic moiety in sulfasalazine.
TRUE
FALSE
Glucocorticoids are indicated in the treatment of moderate to severe IBD.
TRUE
FALSE
Azathioprine is used in the maintenance of remission of Crohn’s disease.
TRUE
FALSE
Infliximab therapy associated with increased incidence of genitourinary infections.
TRUE
FALSE
Metronidazole, ciprofloxacin & clarithromycin are the antibiotics of choice as adjunct therapy for Crohn's disease.
TRUE
FALSE
Probiotics are used as first line therapy in IBD.
TRUE
FALSE
There is no role for supportive therapy in the treatment of IBD.
TRUE
FALSE
Dose-related adverse effects of mesalamine can be minimized by giving the medication with meals.
TRUE
FALSE
Steroid-responsive patients with IBD improve clinically, within 1 to 2 days of starting steroid therapy.
TRUE
FALSE
