Identification Tests for Oral Rehydration Salt Solution7 Flashcards

1
Q
  • oral replacement of electrolytes and fluids in patients with dehydration
  • Acute diarrhea
A

Oral Rehydration Salt Solution

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2
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  • An essential element for blood production
A

IRON

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3
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  • ↓ Fe levels in the body can cause
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IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA

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4
Q

Green vitriol

A

FERROUS SULFATE

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5
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▪ HEMATINIC (stimulated blood cell formation or increases hemoglobin)
▪ Tx for iron-deficiency anemia

A

FERROUS SULFATE

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6
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Common side-effect: Constipation, N&V, black stool

A

FERROUS SULFATE

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7
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*Iron toxicity→

A

Deferoxamine

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8
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a leading cause of fatal poisoning in children < 6 yrs

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OVERDOSE OF IRON-CONTAINING PRODUCTS

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9
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(has the HIGHEST elemental Fe content but EXPENSIVE) – 108 mg Fe

A

FEROUS FUMARATE

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10
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(MOST COMMON, inexpensive) 65 mg

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FERROUS SULFATE

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11
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35 mg Fe, LOWEST Fe content

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FERROUS GLUCONATE

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12
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Increases Iron Absorption

A

Ascorbic acid, Vit C

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13
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LOW SODIUM LEVELS

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HYPONATREMIA

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14
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LOW POTASSIUM LEVELS

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HYPOKALEMIA

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15
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a PROTEIN that causes the RED PIGMENT in the blood

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HEMOGLOBIN

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16
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(ferrous ferricyanide)

A

TURNBULL’S BLUE

17
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TURNBULL’S BLUE

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(ferrous ferricyanide)

18
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PRUSSIAN BLUE

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(ferric ferrocyanide)

19
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(ferric ferrocyanide)

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PRUSSIAN BLUE

20
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  • an aqueous solution containing Iodine 5%, and potassium iodide 10%, w/v
  • LUGOL’S Iodine, LUGOL’S SOLUTION, Iodine-Potassium Iodide Solution, Aqueous Iodine Solution, BP
  • Active Ingredient: Iodine (I2) 5% (w/v) solution
A

STRONG IODINE SOLUTION

21
Q

▪ Antiseptic (tx of KERATITIS)
▪ Disinfectant (for emergency disinfection of drinking water)
▪ Expectorant
▪ For starch detection
▪ Once used for treatment of gout, hyperthyroidism and thyrotoxicosis

A

STRONG IODNE SOLUTION

22
Q

Iodine toxicity→

A

starch or sodium thiosulfate as Antidote

23
Q

bluish black complex

A

I2 + Starch soln

24
Q

I2 + Starch soln

A

BLUISH BLACK COMPLEX

25
Q

violet in color w/ reddish brown layer

A

I2 + chloroform

26
Q

I2 + chloroform

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VIOLET IN COLOR W/ REDDSH BROWN LAYER

27
Q

light brown soln

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I2 + water

28
Q

I2 + water

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LIGHT BROWN SOL

29
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*Since I2 is non-polar and slightly soluble in water, ________ was used as SOLUBILIZING AGENT.

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POTASSUM IODIDE

30
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antiseptic

A

PROVIDONE IODINE

31
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anti-infective

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TINCTURE OF IODINE

32
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expectorant

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SATURATED KI SOLUTION (KISS)

33
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(Boulton’s Soln)

A

Phenolated Iodine solution

34
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(Mandel’s Soln)

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Carbolized Iodine solution

35
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RADIOACTVE iodine for THYROID diseases and CANCER therapy (used internally)

A

I-131