Activates somatostatin receptors

Activates somatostatin receptors

Are you sure? Are you mixing up terlipressin with octreotide? Octreotide is a somatostatin analogue and may also be used to treat acute variceal bleeding. This is not the mechanism of action of lactulose.

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Ursodeoxycholic acid
Hyoscine
Sterculia
Lactulose
Mechanism of action of PPIs
Ignore the wound complaint and focus solely on blood glucose.
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B
PPIs are weak bases that become activated by colonic bacteria
D
C
Ignore the emotional expression.
E
A
Respond bluntly: “That is common in diabetes.”
PPIs are weak acids activated by protonation in parietal cells
Blame the patient for non-adherence
PPIs are weak bases converted by CYP450 enzymes to the active form in parietal cells
Validate the emotion
Sequesters bile acids
PPIs are weak acids converted by CYP450 enzymes to the active form in parietal cells
Antagonizes beta receptors
Activates vasopressin receptors
Activates somatostatin receptors

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