[Answered]: B Maltiple Choice 1 point A 35 year-old patient…

B Maltiple Choice 1 point A 35 year-old patient has a tentative diagnosis of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). What conclusion should the healthcare provide arrive at when esophageal erosions are noted on endoscopic examination? geoquad Exophageal erosion is the cardinal sign of GERD. geoquad Esophageal erosions are rarely associated with GERD. geoquad The patient is exhibiting a symptom generally associated with those 40 years or younger. geoquad The patient has had repeated exposure to refluxed materials. 9 Multiple Choice 1 point A 58-year-old patient’s esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) has confirmed the diagnosis of esophagitis. What information included in the postprocedure discussion is relevant to the patient’s future risk for injury? geoquad Need for immediate surgical repair of the esophagus geoquad Possibility of developing esophageal adenocarcinoma geoquad Importance of maintaining a nor mal body mass index (BMI) geoquad Need to act quickly if stratified squamous cells are not upon biopsy of the esophageal 10 Maltiple Choice 1 point A 45 year-old patient has been diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease (PUD). The healthcare provider has prescribed amoxicillin in combination with famotidine. What information concerning the medication therapy should be presented to the patient? geoquad Famotidine should be taken 30 to 60 minutes before meak. geoquad 1 eram of amoxicillin by mouth is to be taken twice daily. geoquad Famotidine may be taken with or without food. geoquad The dosage of oral amodicillin is 1 gram daily.