Explain the Mechanism of Action of Emollients That Are Used

question 25

Multiple Choice

Explain the mechanism of action of emollients that are used as laxatives.

• A) They work by releasing carbon dioxide gas that pushes against the rectum wall and induces muscle contraction and stool movement.
• B) They soak up water and soften the stool, which results in a swelling action that distends the rectum and initiates defecation.
• C) They consist of a mixture of sodium and magnesium salts that attract water, which results in the formation of a more liquid stool.
• D) They penetrate the fecal mass and ease the passage of the stool through the rectum due to their oily nature.

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Standard Error

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Standard Error

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