What are the causes of peptic ulcers? What is the name of the bacteria that caus

What are the causes of peptic ulcers? What is the name of the bacteria that cause ulcers? What are the symptoms of peptic ulcers? What are the complications of peptic ulcers? What is the diagnosis of peptic ulcers? How peptic ulcers can be treated? For the following antacids list the active ingredients and show their chemical formula:1. Alka-Seltzer2. Gaviscon3. Gelusil4. Maalox5. Mylanta6. Rolaids7. TumsWhen a person has an ulcer foods that are acidic irritate the ulcer. Which of the following should a person suffering from an ulcer avoid? Use the pH Scale available here to answer this question.1. Lemons2. Laxatives (milk of magnesia)3. Beer4. Sodium Bicarbonate5. Coffee6. Soda7. Pure WaterLink: pH ScaleNOTE: The pH or potential of Hydrogen is the scale that measures the relative acidity or alkalinity of a solution. Solutions are measured from 0 (totally acid) to 14 (totally alkaline) and 7 is neutral. The optimum blood pH in a healthy body is slightly alkaline and should fall within the narrow range of 7.35 and 7.45. The human body is made of about 75% water which is necessary for the transportation of nutrients oxygen and other important biochemical substances. It is important for this water-based medium to be pH balanced. Maintaining this slightly alkaline state is a constant challenge for the body because of all the acid producing foods and beverages we consume.Your own experiences with peptic ulcers if you have any. What recommendations would you make to citizens about peptic ulcers?Be absolutely sure that what you submit is entirely your own work. All quotes need to be referenced using APA style. There also should be no more than 10 percent quoted material in the entire assignment. Make sure this is APA formate