10 - Group 2B. Volatile Metals

Proverbs 16:3

b. volatile metals

Group II B

a. iron metals

b. volatile metals

c. icosagens

d. pnicntogens

b. Zinc

• 1st is Fe

Second most abundant trace element.

a. Copper
b. Zinc
c. Selenium
d. Manganese

b. Zinc

Trace element found in insulin.

a. Iron
b. Zinc
c. Copper
d. Chromium

b. Rinmann's green

Reaction of zinc + sodium cobaltinitrite produces ________.

a. Thenard blue
b. Rinmann's green
c. Prussian blue
d. Turnbull's blue

d. zinc + sodium cobaltinitrite

Rinmann's green component

a. zinc + sodium bicarbonate

b. zinc + sodium ascorbate

c. zinc + sodium hydroxide

d. zinc + sodium cobaltinitrite

b. Metal fume fever

Occupational illness caused by inhalation of zinc fumes.

a. Brown lung disease
b. Metal fume fever
c. Silicosis
d. Byssinosis

c. Parakeratosis

Zinc deficiency is associated with ________.

a. Wilson's disease
b. Minamata disease
c. Parakeratosis
d. Itai-itai disease

a. Zinc oxide

Also known as zinc white

a. Zinc oxide
b. Zinc sulfate
c. Zinc chloride
d. Zinc phosphate

a. Zinc oxide

Also known as philosopher's wool.

a. Zinc oxide
b. Zinc sulfate
c. Zinc chloride
d. Zinc phosphate

c. Zinc white

Also known as philosopher's wool.

a. Zinc blue
b. Zinc red
c. Zinc white
d. Zinc orange

a. Sunscreen component

Common pharmaceutical use of zinc oxide.

a. Sunscreen component
b. Anticoagulant
c. Expectorant
d. Plasma expander

c. Lassar's paste

Topical protectant preparation containing zinc oxide.

a. Dakin's solution
b. White lotion
c. Lassar's paste
d. Lugol's solution

b. Calamine

Preparation composed of zinc oxide + ferric oxide.

a. Lassar's paste
b. Calamine
c. Zinc stearate
d. Zinc phosphate

a. Zinc oxide

Component of lassar’s paste

a. Zinc oxide
b. Zinc sulfate
c. Zinc chloride
d. Zinc phosphate

c. Zinc oxide + Ferric oxide

Component of calamine

a. Zinc chloride + Ferrous sulfate
b. Zinc sulfate + Sodium hydroxide
c. Zinc oxide + Ferric oxide
d. Zinc + Nitric oxide

b. Ferric oxide

Pigment responsible for the pink color of calamine.

a. Zinc sulfate
b. Ferric oxide
c. Copper oxide
d. Mercuric oxide

b. Zinc sulfate

Also known as white vitriol.

a. Zinc oxide
b. Zinc sulfate
c. Copper sulfate
d. Ferrous sulfate

a. White lotion

Zinc sulfate is used in the preparation of ________.

a. White lotion
b. Bordeaux mixture
c. Flexible collodion
d. Aqua regia

b. Sulfurated potash

White lotion is composed of zinc sulfate and ________.

a. Potassium iodide
b. Sulfurated potash
c. Sodium hypochlorite
d. Ferric oxide

d. Zinc sulfate + Sulfurated potash

Component of white lotion

a. Zinc chloride + Ferrous sulfate
b. Zinc sulfate + Sodium hydroxide
c. Zinc oxide + Ferric oxide
d. Zinc sulfate + Sulfurated potash

b. Astringent and protectant

Pharmacologic actions of white lotion.

a. Antacid and cathartic
b. Astringent and protectant
c. Anticoagulant and antidote
d. Expectorant and emetic

c. Nickel-cadmium

Component of batteries.

a. Zinc-iodide
b. Mercury-iron
c. Nickel-cadmium
d. Copper-sodium

c. Itai-itai disease

Disease caused by cadmium poisoning.

a. Minamata disease
b. Wilson's disease
c. Itai-itai disease
d. Menkes disease

• Bone damage

• Renal insufficiency

Major manifestations of Itai-itai disease.

a. Liver failure and blindness
b. Bone damage and renal insufficiency
c. Hemolytic anemia and jaundice
d. Peripheral neuropathy and deafness

c. Cadmium sulfate

Cadmium compound formerly used as an antiseborrheic.

a. Cadmium chloride
b. Cadmium oxide
c. Cadmium sulfate
d. Cadmium nitrate

c. Yellow

Color associated with cadmium sulfide.

a. Blue
b. Green
c. Yellow
d. Red

c. Mercury

Only liquid metal at room temperature.

a. Gallium
b. Cesium
c. Mercury
d. Bromine

c) Hydrogyrum (Hg)

Mercury's Latin term is _______, giving it the chemical symbol Hg.

a) Argentum

b) Ferrum

c) Hydrargyrum

d) Stannum

a. Mercury

Also known as quicksilver.

a. Mercury
b. Silver
c. Platinum
d. Tin

a. Mercury

Also known as Asoge

a. Mercury
b. Iron
c. Copper
d. Titanium

c. Cinnabar (HgS)

Principal ore of mercury.

a. Galena (PbS)
b. Hematite (Fe₂O₃)
c. Cinnabar (HgS)
d. Sphalerite (ZnS)

c. HgS

Cinnabar chemical component

a. PbS
b. Fe₂O₃
c. HgS
d. ZnS

a. Amalgams

Mercury-containing alloys.

a. Amalgams
b. Bronzes
c. Brasses
d. Solders

b. Minamata disease

Disease caused by methylmercury poisoning.

a. Itai-itai disease
b. Minamata disease
c. Wilson's disease
d. Parkinson disease

d. Methylmercury poisoning

Minamata disease caused by

a. Propylmercury poisoning
b. Butylmercury poisoning
c. Ethylmercury poisoning
d. Methylmercury poisoning

b. EDTA and BAL (Dimercaprol)

Chelating agents used as antidotes for mercury poisoning.

a. Penicillamine and methotrexate
b. EDTA and BAL (Dimercaprol)
c. Atropine and pralidoxime
d. Deferoxamine and deferasirox

a. Ammoniated mercury

White precipitate of mercury.

a. Ammoniated mercury
b. Mercuric chloride
c. Mercurous chloride
d. Mercuric oxide

b. Mercurous chloride (Hg₂Cl₂)

Also known as calomel.

a. Mercuric chloride
b. Mercurous chloride
c. Mercuric oxide
d. Mercuric sulfide

d. Hg₂Cl₂

Mercurous chloride

a. HgCl₂
b. HgS
c. HgO
d. Hg₂Cl₂

a. Mercurous chloride (Hg₂Cl₂; calomel)

Component of pH meter electrodes.

a. Mercurous chloride
b. Mercuric chloride
c. Ammoniated mercury
d. Mercuric oxide

a. Mercuric chloride

Also known as corrosive sublimate.

a. Mercuric chloride
b. Mercurous chloride
c. Mercuric oxide
d. Mercuric sulfide

a. HgCl₂

Mercuric chloride

a. HgCl₂
b. HgS
c. HgO
d. Hg₂Cl₂

a. Mercuric chloride (HgCl₂)

Mercury compound formerly used as a disinfectant.

a. Mercuric chloride
b. Ammoniated mercury
c. Calomel
d. Cinnabar