Pharmaceutical inorganic chemistry

__________ is used in treatment of Metabolic acidosis.

• Sodium bicarbonate

• Ammonium chloride

• Calcium chloride

• Sodium Chloride

Water soluble antacids may produce

• Systemic alkalosis

• Metabolic acidity

• Both a and b

• None of these

Every antacid product must have a total neutralizing capacity of at least _______ of HCl per dosage unit

• 15 mEq

• 2 mEq

• 10 mEq

• 5 mEq

__________ is a systemic antacid

• Sodium bicarbonate

• aluminium hydroxide gel

• simethiocone

• none of the above

Antacid should probably inhibit _____ the proteolytic enzyme

• chymotrypsin

• trypsin

• pepsin

• Erepsin

combination antacid is used to counteract the ____________actions of calcium, aluminium containing antacid

• Constipative

• Laxative

• Purgative

• None of these

Magnesium sulphate is used as a

• Acidifier

• Dental product

• Antacid

• cathartic

Ferrous sulphate is also known as

• white vitriol

• blue vitriol

• Red vitriol

• green vitriol

how do astringents act

• lipid precipitation

• bacterial inhibiton

• protein precipitation

• enzymatic catalyst

Haematinics are used in the treatment of

• anaemia

• systemic alkalosis

• acidity

• constipation