A 39-year-old with typical GERD unresponsive to once-daily PPI asks about long-term strategies. Which is true?...

Question

A 39-year-old with typical GERD unresponsive to once-daily PPI asks about long-term strategies. Which is true?

Accepted Answer

Long-term PPI is indicated for proven erosive esophagitis or Barrett's oesophagus

Answer

Sucralfate is first-line for chronic GERD

Answer

Stop PPIs in all responders to avoid adverse effects

Answer

Metoclopramide is recommended chronically

Answer

All PPIs must be taken at bedtime

us-abfm MCQ (SBA): GERD maintenance