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156. A patient with GERD is prescribed metoclopramide. The nurse explains that this medication works by:

A. Neutralizing stomach acid.
B. Increasing gastric emptying.
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C. Reducing acid production.
D. Coating the stomach lining.

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  • Neutralizing stomach acid.
  • Increasing gastric emptying.
  • Reducing acid production.
  • Coating the stomach lining.

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