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CGRN GI/Endoscopy Practice Exam

Category - Adult

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Which of the following medications would be most effective in decreasing vagal stimulation, pancreatic secretion and ampullary spasm in a patient with acute Pancreatitis?

Opioid analgesics
Antiemetics
Anticholinergics
Antispasmodic

Explanation

Answer: C - The group of medications that would be most effective in decreasing vagal stimulation, pancreatic secretion and ampullary spasm in the patient with acute pancreatitis are Anticholinergics such as Atropine and Propantheline.

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