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6 years ago
A woman who is pregnant tells the nurse she has frequent heartburn in spite of eating small meals slowly; avoiding greasy, gas-forming foods, and remaining upright for 30 minutes after eating.
 
  The nurse will recommend which over-the-counter product?
  a. Alka-Seltzer
  b. Magaldrate
  c. Pepcid
  d. TUMS
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6 years ago
ANS: B
If a pregnant patient does not respond to nonpharmacologic therapy, antacids are first-line therapy, and patients should choose a nonsystemic low-sodium product such as hydroxymagnesium aluminate (Magaldrate). Alka-Seltzer contains baking soda and can be harmful during pregnancy. A histamine2 receptor antagonist, such as Pepcid, may be used, but only if recommended by the provider. TUMS contain calcium, which can be constipating during pregnancy.
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Words can't even express my thanks
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