Gastroesophageal reflux disease
Gastroesophageal reflux disease ( 30 Questions)
Incorrect. Increased blood pressure readings may not be directly related to GERD. They may be a separate issue and should be assessed independently.
Correct. Persistent cough and hoarseness are symptoms that can be associated with GERD. Acid reflux into the throat can lead to irritation and inflammation, resulting in a chronic cough and hoarseness.
Incorrect. Cold and clammy skin are not typical symptoms of GERD. These symptoms may be indicative of other conditions or factors.
Incorrect. Blurred vision and dizziness are not typically associated with GERD. These symptoms may be related to other health issues.
A) Incorrect. Increased blood pressure readings may not be directly related to GERD. They may be a separate issue and should be assessed independently.
B) Correct. Persistent cough and hoarseness are symptoms that can be associated with GERD. Acid reflux into the throat can lead to irritation and inflammation, resulting in a chronic cough and hoarseness.
C) Incorrect. Cold and clammy skin are not typical symptoms of GERD. These symptoms may be indicative of other conditions or factors.
D) Incorrect. Blurred vision and dizziness are not typically associated with GERD. These symptoms may be related to other health issues.