Gastroesophageal reflux disease
Gastroesophageal reflux disease ( 30 Questions)
Incorrect. In severe cases of GERD, it can lead to difficulty swallowing and a sensation of food sticking in the throat. This is known as dysphagia.
Correct. In severe cases of GERD, it can lead to difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) and a sensation of food sticking in the throat, which may require further evaluation and management.
Incorrect. While GERD can impact appetite, difficulty swallowing and a sensation of food sticking in the throat are more specific symptoms related to swallowing.
Incorrect. Symptoms related to swallowing, such as difficulty and sensation of food sticking, can be associated with severe cases of GERD. It is important to recognize and address these symptoms.
A) Incorrect. In severe cases of GERD, it can lead to difficulty swallowing and a sensation of food sticking in the throat. This is known as dysphagia.
B) Correct. In severe cases of GERD, it can lead to difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) and a sensation of food sticking in the throat, which may require further evaluation and management.
C) Incorrect. While GERD can impact appetite, difficulty swallowing and a sensation of food sticking in the throat are more specific symptoms related to swallowing.
D) Incorrect. Symptoms related to swallowing, such as difficulty and sensation of food sticking, can be associated with severe cases of GERD. It is important to recognize and address these symptoms.