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Which is the correct mechanism of action for amoxicillin when prescribed for a patient with
peptic ulcer disease?
Coating of the ulcer crater as a barrier to acid
O Inhibition of an enzyme to block acid secretion
Selective blockade of parietal cell histamine 2 receptors
Disruption of the bacterial cell wall, causing lysis and death



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Amoxicillin disrupts the bacterial cell wall through inhibition of synthesis, causing lysis and death.


Explanation:

Disruption of the bacterial cell wall is the correct mechanism of action for amoxicillin when prescribed for a patient with peptic ulcer disease. Amoxicillin, being a penicillin derivative, inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis, leading to cell lysis and death. This action is bactericidal and demonstrates selective toxicity since human cells do not make peptidoglycan.


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