What is a potential consequence of using cholestyramine for cholorrhoea? A) Worsening of fat malabsorption B) Improvement in fat malabsorption C) Increased protein absorption D) Co... What is a potential consequence of using cholestyramine for cholorrhoea? A) Worsening of fat malabsorption B) Improvement in fat malabsorption C) Increased protein absorption D) Complete eradication of symptoms
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The question is asking about the potential consequence of using cholestyramine for cholorrhoea, specifically what effect it has on fat malabsorption. We will analyze each option to determine which is the correct consequence based on the known effects of cholestyramine.
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Worsening of fat malabsorption
The final answer is Worsening of fat malabsorption
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The final answer is Worsening of fat malabsorption
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Cholestyramine binds to bile acids in the intestine, preventing their reabsorption, which can decrease fat absorption and potentially worsen fat malabsorption.
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- Cholestyramine decreases apparent total tract macronutrient ... - NCBI - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
- Cholestyramine | Side Effects, Dosage, Uses and More - Healthline - healthline.com
- What to Know About Cholestyramine for Diarrhea - Verywell Health - verywellhealth.com
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