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Pharmacology Gastro-Intestinal Tract 7f1ab325

A small amount of atropine is added to diphenoxylate in order to:

A
Suppress associated vomiting of gastroenteritis
B
Augment the anti-motility action of diphenoxylate
C
Block side effects of diphenoxylate
D
Discourage overdose and abuse of diphenoxylate
High-Yield Explanation
Atropine is intentionally added to diphenoxylate in fixed dose combinations to intentionally produce the adverse effects. - If the person takes diphenoxylate in large doses to get the euphoria, atropine will produce adverse effects and the person will not abuse the drug.

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