Which Pathophysiological Changes Are Responsible for Pain in a Client

question 12

Multiple Choice

Which pathophysiological changes are responsible for pain in a client with acute gastritis?

• A) Atrophy of the gastric wall
• B) Eradication of prostaglandins by medications
• C) Increased blood supply at the inflammatory area
• D) Increased pressure within the layers of the stomach
• E) Accumulation of white blood cells at the inflammatory area

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