A patient is receiving a histamine-2 receptor antagonist agent to reduce the amount of hydrochloric acid in the stomach. What gastric function will this action reduce?
A) Fat digestion
B) Intrinsic factor production
C) Protein digestion
D) Stomach pH
C
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a. Adaptive b. Homosexual c. Maladaptive d. Functional
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A) Macule B) Vesicle C) Pustule D) Cyst
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