Omeprazole works by ________.
A. inhibiting a sodium-potassium pump in mucosal cells
B. inhibiting a hydrogen-potassium pump in mucosal cells
C. inhibiting a hydrogen-potassium pump in parietal cells
D. inhibiting a sodium-potassium pump in parietal cells
Answer: C
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Round to the nearest whole number.
What type of product would a physician most likely order for a client to treat hypovolemic shock?
a. 0.9% normal saline c. nasoenteric feeding b. oral rehydration fluid d. hypotonic IV fluid
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A) "All our children will have the sickle cell trait." B) "Each child has a 50% chance of having the sickle cell trait." C) "Each child has a 50% chance of having sickle cell disease." D) "Each child has a 50% chance of not having the trait."
What would you do next?
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