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THINK ABOUT a. Based on your knowledge of the normal physiology of the stomach,

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THINK ABOUT a. Based on your knowledge of the normal physiology of the stomach, explain why intake of food or milk with a drug reduces the risk of nausea and irritation of the stomach?b. Why might an individual taking large quantities of ASA need to be monitored for the presence of blood in the feces?p.74

THINK ABOUT a. Explain why healing could be delayed in individuals taking glucocorticoids over a long period of time.p.75

THINK ABOUT What often happens if you pull a scab o? a wound too early? Describe the appearance of the tissue.p.76

THINK ABOUT a. Which types of cells can regenerate? Name three types that cannot regenerate.b. Explain why it is often advisable to elevate an in?amed limb.p.76

THINK ABOUT a. Which would heal more rapidly, a surgical incision in which the edges have been stapled closely together, or a large, jagged tear in the skin and subcutaneous tissue? Why?b. Even after a long period of healing, explain how the scar tissue from a wound will be di?erent from the surrounding undamaged tissue.p.76

Explanation / Answer

1)

a) Intake of food or milk with a drug reduces the risk of nausea and irritation of the stomach because the food neutralizes the acid produced in the stomach and the milk solubilizes the drug for its easy absorption. The solubilized drug quickly absorbed by the stomach and reduces the risk of nausea and irritation.

b) An individual taking large quantities of ASA (acetylsalicylic acid) need to be monitored for the presence of blood in the feces, because acetylsalicylic acid damage the liver and blood vessels, hence the feces may contain blood.

2)

Healing could be delayed in individuals taking glucocorticoids over a long period of time, because they inhibit the wound repair. Glucocorticoids (GCs) and diminishes the pro-inflammatory cytokines levels, for example IL-1, IL-6, and TNF- levels are reduced at the wound site.

4)

a) The stem cells can regenerate, the cells that cannot regenerate are: Nerve cells