Asked by AUSTIN OMARY on Jun 04, 2024
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Which is a key treatment intervention for the patient admitted with diverticulitis?
A) Antacid
B) Antidiarrheal agent
C) Antibiotic therapy
D) NSAIDs
Diverticulitis
An inflammation or infection of the diverticula (small, bulging pouches) in the digestive tract, causing severe abdominal pain, fever, and changes in bowel habits.
Antibiotic Therapy
The use of drugs designed to treat or prevent infections caused by bacteria.
- Collaborate in preventative measures to avoid complications like paralytic ileus post-abdominal operations.
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Zeeshan AhmedJun 06, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Antibiotic therapy is a key treatment intervention for diverticulitis as it helps treat the infection and reduce inflammation. Antacids and NSAIDs may worsen the condition, while antidiarrheal agents are typically avoided as they can worsen bowel obstruction or perforation.
Learning Objectives
- Collaborate in preventative measures to avoid complications like paralytic ileus post-abdominal operations.
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