Gastrointestinal

6. Don't use antidiarrheal agents with _____ diarrhea or known infective diarrhea.
9. Medication for nausea that can increase risk for extrapyramidalsymptoms.
13. A gram-negative bacillus that can colonize the stomach and duodenum and increase risk for peptic ulcer disease.
14. Risk associated with administration of undiluted promethazine.
15. GERD treatment options include eating more frequent, _______ meals.
16. Medication indicated for constipation-predominant IBS in women aged 18 years and older.
17. Serotonin antagonist with best combination of efficacy and safety for treating nausea and vomiting.
18. Forms a barrier to protect cells from acid and pepsin.
20. Histamine2-Receptor antagonist that decreases gastric acid secretion.
21. Functional bowel disorder with no detectable changes within the interior of the bowel.

1. Antibody indicated for inflammatory bowel disease that produces a specific type of immunosuppression.
2. Aminosalicylate used to reduce inflammation in IBD, contraindicated with sulfamethoxazole allergy.
3. Lab finding associated with loss of electrolytes from diarrhea.
4. Small, infrequent, or difficult bowel movements.
5. A protective factor secreted by epithelial cells of the stomach and duodenum.
7. Class of laxatives that promote peristalsis and commonly abused.
8. Most effective at increasing pH when taken after meals.
10. Proton pump inhibitors (PPis) should be taken ____ minutes before other medications.
11. Stools of excessive volume, fluidity, and increased frequency.
12. Fast and intense evacuation of the bowel.
16. Opioid-like antidiarrheal agent available for purchase over the counter (OTC).
19. Laxative that functions like dietary fiber and should be given with a full glass of water.