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Hint Drug category Decreases intragastric acidity by reacting with HCl, side effects: belching, alkalosis, constipation Peptic ulcer Opioid receptor agonist, does not cross BBB Antidiarrheal agent Analog of THC from marijuana Antiemetic Dissolves gallstones Therapy for gallstones Blocks dopamine (D2) receptor, does not cross BBB Prokinetic PGE1 analogue, increases chloride rich fluid which promotes bowel movement Prokinetic Binds to and activates GABA receptor Antiemetic Competitively inhibits the parietal histamine (H2) receptor, side effects: gynecomastia, impotence, galactorrhea Peptic ulcer Histamine (H1) antagonist Antiemetic Analog of somatostatin Antidiarrheal agent Stimulant laxative, anthraquinone derivative, chronic use leads to melanosis coli (brown colon) Laxative Absorbant of bacteria, toxins, and fluid, naturally occuring Mg Al silicate Antidiarrheal agent Bulk forming, natural plant product Laxative Aminosalicylate, sulfapyridine is a breakdown product by bacteria that contributes to the drug's side effects Inflammatory bowel disease Opioid receptor agonist, crosses BBB Antidiarrheal agent Bile salt binding resin Antidiarrheal agent Blocks dopamine (D2) receptor, can cross BBB, side effects: high prolactin, extrapyramidal effects Prokinetic Glucocorticoids Inflammatory bowel disease Absorbant of bacteria, toxins, and fluid, from apples Antidiarrheal agent Cholinomimetic, directly stimulates M3 receptors Prokinetic Anti-tnf monoclonal antibody, side effects: infection, hepatic failure Inflammatory bowel disease Bulk forming, synthetic fibers Laxative Most potent histamine receptor (H2) blocker Peptic ulcer

Hint Drug category 5-HT3 receptor antagonist, used for chemotherapy induced nausea Antiemetic Neurokinin receptor antagonist Antiemetic Anticholinergic Irritable bowel syndrome Osmotic laxative, increases stool liquiditiy Laxative Simulates motilin receptors, macolide Prokinetic Muscarinic receptor antagonist Antiemetic Forms a viscous paste that selectively binds to ulcers or erosions Mucosal protective agent Inhibits 5-HT3 receptor, used for diarrhea-predominant IBS Irritable bowel syndrome Antipsychotic, central dopaminergic blockate Antiemetic Cholinomimetic, cholinesterase inhibitor Prokinetic PGE1 analogue, inhibitor of histamine, side effect: abortifacant Mucosal protective agent Antipsychotic, inhibits dopamine and muscarinic receptors with antihistamine activity Antiemetic Stool surfactant agent (softener) Laxative Serotonin 5-HT receptor agonist Laxative Irreversibly inactivates H+/K+ ATPase of the parietal cells, side effects: decreased vit B12, increased serum gastrin Peptic ulcer Stimulant laxative, hydrolyzed in upper intestine to ricinoleic acid Laxative Decreases intragastric acidity by reacting with HCl, side effects: belching, alkalosis, diarrhea Peptic ulcer Inhibits DHFR, treats Crohn's disease Inflammatory bowel disease Dopamine receptor antagonist Antiemetic Coats ulcers and erosions, side effect: black stool Mucosal protective agent Purine analog, low TPMT enzyme increases risk of bone marrow suppression Inflammatory bowel disease Osmotic laxative, used for complete colon cleansing Laxative

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