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Salicylates

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

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1.

The ferric chloride test changes color from yellow to deep violet in the presence of

a)

phenyls

b)

phenols

c)

alcohols

d)

acids

2.

Salicylic acid is acetylated to make aspirin because

a)

salicylic acid is too insoluble

b)

salicylic acid irritates chemists

c)

salicylic acid irritates the mucosa of the mouth, esophagus, and stomach

3.

A test like the FeCl3 test for salicylates minimizes false negatives but is susceptible to false positives, making it

a)

sensitive but not specific

b)

specific but not sensitive

c)

sensitive and specific

d)

neither specific nor sensitive

4.

100% Pure aspirin would

a)

turn purple when tested with ferric chloride solution

b)

stay green when tested with ferric chloride solution

c)

coordinate with the iron atom

d)

would not coordinate with the iron atom

5.

100% Pure benzoic acid would

a)

turn purple when tested with ferric chloride solution

b)

stay yellow when tested with ferric chloride solution

c)

coordinate with the iron atom

d)

coordinate with the chlorine atom

6.

The x and y axes of the salicylate nomogram are

a)

minutes since ingestion and serum salicylate (mg %)

b)

hours since ingestion and plasma salicylate (mg %)

c)

days since ingestion and plasma salicylate (mg %)

d)

serum salicylate (mg %) and time since ingestion in hours

7.

According to the salicylate nomogram, a serum salicylate level of 30 mg/dL is considered "mild" at how many hours post ingestion?

a)

12

b)

24

c)

36

d)

48

8.

The calibration curve is used to

a)

extrapolate the unknown values

b)

interpolate the unknown values

c)

interpret the unknown values

d)

extract the unknown values