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Page 46
... drugs inhibit prostaglandin synthesis is consistent with the fact that these agents are most effective in pain relief when ongoing peripheral tissue damage or other signs of inflammation are present . If pain is severe , these drugs ...
... drugs inhibit prostaglandin synthesis is consistent with the fact that these agents are most effective in pain relief when ongoing peripheral tissue damage or other signs of inflammation are present . If pain is severe , these drugs ...
Page 57
... drugs act principally at the CTZ , having relatively little impact on the vomiting center . Al- though the phenothiazines tend to act quite similarly , the piperazine side - chain drugs , such as prochlorperazine ( Compazine ) , seem to ...
... drugs act principally at the CTZ , having relatively little impact on the vomiting center . Al- though the phenothiazines tend to act quite similarly , the piperazine side - chain drugs , such as prochlorperazine ( Compazine ) , seem to ...
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... drugs can alter LES pressure , 2 including an- ticholinergic drugs , fatty meals that cause cholecystokinin release , and xanthines . 13-15 These agents are listed in Table 5-3 . Even though there may be a myogenic disorder and a ...
... drugs can alter LES pressure , 2 including an- ticholinergic drugs , fatty meals that cause cholecystokinin release , and xanthines . 13-15 These agents are listed in Table 5-3 . Even though there may be a myogenic disorder and a ...
Contents
SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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