Compound

Question 1

Vitamin A

Answer 1

Retinol

Question 2

Vitamin D

Answer 2

Calciferol

Question 3

Vitamin E

Answer 3

Tocopherol

Question 4

Vitamin K

Answer 4

K vitamin group

Question 5

Vitamin B1

Answer 5

Thiamine

Question 6

Vitamin B2

Answer 6

Riboflavin

Question 7

Vitamin B6

Answer 7

Pyridoxine

Question 8

Vitamin B12

Answer 8

Cyanocobalamin

Question 9

Biotin
(Vitamin B7 or H)

Answer 9

Biotin
(Doesn’t have another name)

Question 10

Vitamin C

Answer 10

Ascorbic Acid

Question 11

Folate
(form of vitamin B9)

Answer 11

Folic Acid

Question 12

Niacin
(form of vitamin B3)

Answer 12

Nicotinic Acid

Question 13

Pantothenate
(Vitamin B5)

Answer 13

Pantothenic Acid

Question 14

What are the fat-soluble vitamins?

Answer 14

A, D, E, and K

Question 15

What are the water-soluble vitamins?

Answer 15

B and C

Question 16

What are the major minerals

Answer 16

Calcium, Phosphorous, Potassium, Sulphur, Sodium chloride, and Magnesium

Question 17

What are the trace minerals?

Answer 17

Iron, Fluorine, Zinc, Copper, Selenium, Iodine (Iodide), Chromium

Question 18

Capsule sizes from smallest to biggest

Answer 18

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, 00, 000

Question 19

Homogenous

Answer 19

uniform in structure or composition throughout

Question 20

Aqueous

Answer 20

pertaining to, similar to, containing or dissolved in water;
watery

Question 21

Meniscus

Answer 21

the curved upper surface of a nonturbulent (calm) liquid in a container

Question 22

Taring

Answer 22

subtracting the weight of a container or wrapper from the gross (total) weight, in order to obtain the net (remaining) weight.
This is to weigh only what’s in the container/wrapper.

Question 23

Incorporation

Answer 23

mixing substances using a mortar & pestle or ointment slab and spatula

Question 24

Geometric Dilution

Answer 24

equal parts of ointment/cream and powder are added together and mixed. Then the mixture is doubled until all ointment/cream has been incorporated

Question 25

Fusion

Answer 25

melting together of component ingredients

Question 26

Eutectic Mixture

Answer 26

the result of fusion

Question 27

Levigation

Answer 27

adding an equal amount of liquid of cream/ointment to a powder to make a more soluble paste for incorporation with a cream/ointment

Question 28

Trituration

Answer 28

grinding to a fine powder

Question 29

Oleaginous

Answer 29

oily or greasy; resembling or having the properties of oil

Question 30

Hydrophilic

Answer 30

having an affinity for water; readily absorbs in water

Question 31

Emulsion

Answer 31

a suspension of small globules (round particle) of one liquid in another liquid with which the first will not mix example: oil and vinegar

Question 32

Suspension

Answer 32

a system in which microscopically visible particles are dispersed throughout a less dense liquid; particles will settle over time if left undisturbed

Question 33

Colloid

Answer 33

similar to a suspension, the particles in a colloid are smaller and do not settle

Question 34

Solution

Answer 34

the dissolved substance no longer exist as a solid and the two substances are homogeneously mixed

Question 35

Magma

Answer 35

a mixture of finely divided solid with enough liquid to produce a pasty mass

Question 36

Mixtures of oil and water, from most oiliest to most watery

Answer 36

Ointment, Cream, Lotion