Inorganic Pharmaceutical Chemistry Review Flashcards

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100 Flashcards covering Inorganic Pharmaceutical Chemistry, including alkali metals, coinage metals, alkaline earth metals, volatile metals, and chemical analysis based on the provided review notes.

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Which three alkali metals are commonly stored under kerosene to prevent violent reactions with water?

Lithium, Sodium, and potassium

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What are the three isotopes of Hydrogen?

Protium, Deuterium, and Tritium

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What is the common term used for Deuterium Oxide (D2OD_2O)?

heavy water

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What industrial process is used for the production of ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen?

Haber process

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Which type of natural water contains iron in solution or suspension and is characterized by a ferruginous taste?

CHALYBEATE WATER

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What type of mineral water contains soluble alkali silicates?

SILICEOUS WATER

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What minerals are mainly responsible for the temporary hardness of water?

Dissolved calcium and magnesium bicarbonate

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What method can be used to remove the temporary hardness of water?

By boiling or through the addition of lime, Ca(OH)2Ca(OH)_2

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Why can permanent hardness of water not be removed by boiling?

Because it contains mainly dissolved calcium and magnesium sulfate and chloride

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Which substance is added to water during fluoridation to prevent dental caries?

sodium fluorosilicate

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According to the USP, what processes can be used to obtain Purified Water?

Distillation, ion exchange, or reverse osmosis

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What is the percentage concentration (w/vw/v) of a 1010-volume solution of Hydrogen Peroxide?

3%w/v3\%\,w/v

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What stabilizer is added to Hydrogen Peroxide Topical Solution, USP, at a concentration of 0.03%0.03\%?

acetanilide

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Which metal is described as the lightest metal and used as a mood stabilizer for bipolar disorders?

LITHIUM

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What are the brand names for Lithium Carbonate mentioned in the transcript?

Eskalith®, Lithase®, and Quilonium-R®

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Which ion is the principal extracellular cation of the human body?

Sodium (NaNa)

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Which chelating agent is administered IV for the emergency treatment of hypercalcemia?

EDETATE DISODIUM

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What are the two phosphate components found in a Fleet enema?

Sodium Phosphate and Sodium Biphosphate

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Which sodium compound serves as an alkalinizing agent for Benedict's Solution?

SODIUM ACETATE

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Which sodium salt is commonly used as a systemic antacid but can cause rebound hyperacidity?

SODIUM BICARBONATE

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What is the common name for Sodium Borate?

Borax

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What are the names for the anhydrous and decahydrate forms of Sodium Carbonate?

Anhydrous is soda ash; Decahydrate is soda crystals, washing soda, or sal soda

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What is the concentration of NaClNaCl in Normal Saline Solution (NSS)?

0.9%w/v0.9\%\,w/v

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What is the synonym for Lactated Ringer's Solution?

Hartmann's Solution

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Excessive oral administration of which citrate salt can have a laxative effect?

SODIUM CITRATE

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What is the term for the mottling of teeth caused by an excess of fluoride ion?

dental fluorosis

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What is the best antidote for mercuric chloride poisoning?

SODIUM FORMALDEHYDE SULFOXYLATE

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What property described as readily absorbing water and dissolving in it makes Sodium Hydroxide dangerous to handle?

Deliquescent

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Ingestion of Sodium Hydroxide solutions causes what type of necrosis?

liquefaction necrosis/ saponification necrosis

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What is the common name for the mixture of calcium hydroxide and sodium or potassium hydroxide used as a CO2CO_2 absorber?

SODA LIME

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Which disinfectant solution is also known as Labarraque's Solution?

Sodium Hypochlorite (2.5%\sim 2.5\%)

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Lack of which essential ion leads to simple or colloid goiter?

Iodine (II)

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Which compound serves as a water-soluble antioxidant and reducing agent for drugs containing phenol or catechol nuclei?

SODIUM METABISULFITE (Na2S2O5Na_2S_2O_5)

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Which sodium compound is used as an antidote for cyanide poisoning and to cure meats?

SODIUM NITRITE (NaNO2NaNO_2)

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What is the synonym for Sodium Polymetaphosphate?

Graham's salt or Calgon®

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Which cation-exchange resin is used to treat hyperkalemia resulting from kidney failure?

SODIUM POLYSTYRENE SULFONATE (Kayexalate)

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What are the synonyms for Sodium Potassium Tartrate?

Rochelle Salt or Sal Seginette

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What brand name is associated with the tablet disintegrant Sodium Starch Glycolate?

Explotab

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What is the synonym for Sodium Sulfate (Na2SO410H2ONa_2SO_4 \cdot 10H_2O)?

Glauber's salt

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Which sodium salt serves as the primary standard for Karl Fischer Reagent?

SODIUM TARTRATE

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What is the misnomer for Sodium Thiosulfate?

Sodium hyposulfite

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What medical syndrome is caused by sensitivity to Monosodium Glutamate?

Chinese Restaurant Syndrome

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What is the principal intracellular cation of the body?

Potassium (KK)

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What are the primary signs and symptoms of hypokalemia?

muscle weakness and muscle paralysis

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Which potassium salt is known as Sorensen’s Potassium Phosphate?

MONOBASIC POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE (KH2PO4KH_2PO_4)

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What is the chemical name and common use for Tawas?

Potassium Alum; used as an astringent and styptic

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What is the synonym for Potassium Bitartrate, which occurs in grapes?

Cream of tartar

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What salt is used to prepare samples for Infrared (IR) analysis in the form of pellets?

POTASSIUM BROMIDE (KBrKBr)

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Which potassium salt is the preferred choice for intravenous potassium replenishment?

POTASSIUM CHLORIDE (KClKCl)

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What is the result of excessive iodine in the body, characterized by increased lacrimation, salivation, and rhinitis?

Iodism

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Which concentrated iodide solution is the drug of choice for cutaneous lymphatic sporotrichosis?

Saturated Solution of Potassium Iodide (SSKI1g/mLSSKI\,1\,g/mL)

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What is the synonym for Potassium Nitrate?

Saltpeter

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Which strong oxidizing agent is known as mineral chameleon?

POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE (KMnO4KMnO_4)

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What are the synonyms for Sulfurated Potash?

Liver of sulfur, hepar sulfuris, or potassa sulfurata

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Which hypothetical alkali metal ion is considered a pseudo-alkali metal ion?

Ammonium (NH4+NH_4^+)

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Which process involves the combination of hydrogen and nitrogen at high pressures to produce ammonia?

Haber Process

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What is the concentration of NH3NH_3 in Strong Ammonia Solution?

27%27\% to 31%w/w31\%\,w/w

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Which preparation, used as a respiratory stimulant, contains ammonium carbonate, strong ammonia solution, and volatile oils?

AROMATIC AMMONIA SPIRIT

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What is the common name for the topical anti-infective Ammoniated Mercury (HgNH2ClHgNH_2Cl)?

White precipitate

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What are the components of Ammonium Carbonate?

Ammonium bicarbonate and ammonium carbamate

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What is the synonym for Ammonium Chloride?

Muriate of Hartshorn or sal ammoniac

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Which Group IB metal is the only reddish colored metal?

Copper

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What metals comprise the alloy Bronze?

Copper (CuCu) and Tin (SnSn)

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What is the name of the toxic condition caused by copper accumulation, and what is its antidote?

Wilson's Disease; Antidote is Penicillamine

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What is the chemical formula for Blue Vitriol?

CuSO45H2OCuSO_4 \cdot 5H_2O

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What is the composition of Bordeaux Mixture?

Cupric sulfate and lime (CaOCaO)

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What is the clinical term for silver toxicity resulting in skin darkening?

Argyria

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What is the synonym for Silver Nitrate (AgNO3AgNO_3)?

Lunar caustic

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What is the medicinal use of Mild Silver Protein (Argyrol) with a silver content of 19%19\% to 23%23\%?

Antiseptic for eyes

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Which metal is known as the King of all metals and is the most malleable?

Gold (AuAu)

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What acid mixture, consisting of 33 parts HClHCl and 11 part HNO3HNO_3, can dissolve gold?

Aqua Regia

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Which alkaline earth metal is considered the most toxic?

BERYLLIUM (BeBe)

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Which magnesium mineral is known as soapstone or French chalk?

Hydrated Magnesium Trisilicate (Talc)

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What is the chemical formula for Epsom salt?

MgSO4MgSO_4

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Which compound is used in the emergency treatment of lead poisoning but can also precipitate hypocalcemia?

Calcium Disodium Edetate

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What vitamin is required for the maximum absorption of Calcium in the body?

Vitamin D

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What are the common names for Calcium Oxide (CaOCaO)?

Lime, Quicklime, or Calx

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Which strontium compound is an active ingredient in Sensodyne toothpaste?

STRONTIUM CHLORIDE (SrCl2SrCl_2)

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What is the name of the toxicity caused by inhaling barium, and what is the antidote?

Baritosis; Antidote is Magnesium Sulfate

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Why is Barium Sulfate used for imaging the gastrointestinal tract?

It is radiopaque

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Which volatile metal is an essential component of insulin?

Zinc (ZnZn)

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What is the name of the zinc deficiency state where skin appears scaly and inflamed?

Parakeratosis

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What occupies the antidote role for Zinc poisoning?

Sodium Bicarbonate

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What name is given to the occupational disease caused by inhalation of Zinc Oxide fumes?

Metal Fume Fever

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What is the active ingredient in White Lotion produced by the reaction of sulfurated potash and zinc sulfate?

Zinc Sulfide (ZnSZnS)

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Which disease is associated with Cadmium toxicity in Japan?

Itai-itai disease

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What is the main ore and source of Mercury (HgHg)?

Cinnabar (HgSHgS)

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What is the most sensitive alkaloidal reagent, composed of KIKI and HgI2HgI_2?

Mayer's reagent

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What is the synonym for Mercurous Chloride?

Calomel

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What reddish-orange skin appearance is characteristic of Boric Acid toxicity?

Boiled lobster appearance

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What is the most abundant metal in the Earth's crust?

Aluminum (AlAl)

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What neurotoxic disease is caused by the inhalation of aluminum?

Shaver's Disease

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What is the brand name of the gastric antacid Aluminum Hydroxide (Al(OH)3Al(OH)_3)?

Amphojel or Cremalin

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What property of carbon allows it to form multiple bonds with itself and create chains?

CATENATION

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Which gas is stored in gray containers and used for the treatment of persistent hiccups?

Carbon Dioxide (CO2CO_2)

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What gas has a higher affinity for hemoglobin than oxygen and causes hypoxia?

Carbon Monoxide (COCO)

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What is the name of the disease caused by silica particles depositing in the lungs?

Silicosis

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What is the medicinal application of the polymer Simethicone?

Antiflatulent or Antifoaming agent

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What are the synonyms for the lead toxicity conditions Plumbism and Saturnism?

Lead poisoning

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Which white pigment is used as an opacifying agent in capsules and a solar ray protectant?

TITANIUM DIOXIDE (TiO2TiO_2)