Question 1 of 6 Match the drug class to its action. Match each option below to proceed to the next question. 1. Increase pH of gastric contents by deactivating pepsin 2. Suppress HK-ATPase enzyme system of gastric acid secretion to suppress acid 3. Stimulate mucosal protection and decrease gastric secretions 4. Decrease gastric acid by blocking histamine receptors in parietal cells Select an answer Proton pump inhibitors Select an answer Select an answer
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