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pathogenesis of peptic ulcers
 

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pathogenesis of peptic ulcers

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Bacterium strongly associated with gastric and duodenal ulcers.

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Major gastric enzyme involved in protein digestion that contributes to mucosal injury.

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Alkaline secretion that buffers gastric acid in the mucus layer.

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Class of drugs that damage mucosa by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis.

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Highly acidic gastric component responsible for low stomach pH.

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Lipid mediators that maintain mucosal protection, mucus, and blood flow.

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Protective gel layer coating the stomach epithelium.

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Enzyme produced by H. pylori that generates ammonia from urea.

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Process by which NSAIDs block cyclo-oxygenase and reduce prostaglandins.

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Type of bacteria that H. pylori is classified as.

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Mechanism where neutrophils stick to vascular endothelium contributing to mucosal injury.

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Structure allowing H. pylori to move through gastric mucus

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Enzyme produced by H. pylori that disrupts gastric mucus and membranes

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Describes the cells forming the stomach lining barrier

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