All are true for octeride except -
Ans. is 'b' i.e., Used orally Octeride o It is synthetic somatostatin analogue. o It is more potent and longer acting than somatostatin --> preferred over somatostatin. o It is used in acromegaly, bleeding esophageal varices (poal hypeension) and secretory diarrhea associated with carcinoid, WDHA syndrome, gastrinoma and glucagonoma.
Used in Acromegaly
Used orally
Given in secretory diarrhea
Used in poal hypeension