Drugs acting on G.I. System

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Topic	Key Points
Introduction to GI Pharmacology	Vomiting center, CTZ, parietal cells, proton pump
Emetics	Definition, physiology of vomiting, classification
Antiemetics	Drugs used to control vomiting
Laxatives	Mild agents that promote bowel movement
Purgatives	Stronger agents for complete evacuation
Antacids	Neutralize stomach acid

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FAQs

What are emetics and when are they used? Emetics induce vomiting and are used in poisoning cases to remove harmful substances from the stomach.

What is the role of the chemoreceptor trigger zone (CTZ)? The CTZ is located outside the blood-brain barrier and detects chemicals, sending signals to the vomiting center.

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