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Group 2B

Total questions: 90

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Name
Class
Date
1.

Burns with bluish-white to blue-green flame

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

2.

Galvanizing ion ; Used in batteries

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

3.

Ion: Protein precipitant, Astringent, Mild antiseptic

and Adjuvant in insulin preparations to enhance stability

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

4.

Zinc deficiency

a)

Parakeratosis

b)

Itai-itai disease

c)

Minamata disease

d)

Menke's disease

e)

Wilson's disease

5.

Antidote for zinc poisoning

a)

NaHCO3

b)

BAL or Dimercaprol

c)

Penicillamine

6.

Red or brown patchy scaly rash

(a)  

7.

Treatment of eczema, psoriasis and pruritis

a)

Zinc oxide

b)

Calamine

c)

Zin-eugenol cement

8.

Treatment of skin diseases

a)

Zinc oxide

b)

Calamine

c)

Zin-eugenol cement

9.

Iodine and Zinc oxide glycerite

a)

Diluted Talbot's solution

b)

Zinc white, Chinese white

c)

White vitriol

d)

Lotion alba

10.

Zinc oxide

a)

Diluted Talbot's solution

b)

Zinc white, Chinese white

c)

White vitriol

d)

Lotion alba

11.

Zinc sulfate

a)

Diluted Talbot's solution

b)

Zinc white, Chinese white

c)

White vitriol

d)

Lotion alba

12.

White lotion

a)

Diluted Talbot's solution

b)

Zinc white, Chinese white

c)

White vitriol

d)

Lotion alba

13.

Astringent and mild antiseptic

a)

Zinc acetate

b)

Zinc chloride

c)

Zinc iodide

d)

Iodine and Zinc oxide glycerite

14.

Escharotic for gangrenous sores

a)

Zinc acetate

b)

Zinc chloride

c)

Zinc iodide

d)

Iodine and Zinc oxide glycerite

15.

As mouthwash ― antiseptic and astringent

a)

Zinc acetate

b)

Zinc chloride

c)

Zinc iodide

d)

Iodine and Zinc oxide glycerite

16.

For embalming and preservation

of the anatomical specimens

a)

Zinc acetate

b)

Zinc chloride

c)

Zinc iodide

d)

Iodine and Zinc oxide glycerite

17.

Antiseptic

a)

Zinc acetate

b)

Zinc chloride

c)

Zinc iodide

d)

Iodine and Zinc oxide glycerite

18.

Antiseptic and astringent

a)

Zinc acetate

b)

Zinc chloride

c)

Zinc iodide

d)

Iodine and Zinc oxide glycerite

19.

Zinc oxide

a)

Anstiseptic and astringent

b)

Very fine pink powder

c)

Dental filler

d)

Lassar's plain zinc paste

e)

Unna's hard zinc paste

20.

Calamine

a)

Anstiseptic and astringent

b)

Very fine pink powder

c)

Dental filler

d)

Lassar's plain zinc paste

e)

Unna's hard zinc paste

21.

Zinc-eugenol cement

a)

Anstiseptic and astringent

b)

Very fine pink powder

c)

Dental filler

d)

Lassar's plain zinc paste

e)

Unna's hard zinc paste

22.

Zinc oxide paste

a)

Anstiseptic and astringent

b)

Very fine pink powder

c)

Dental filler

d)

Lassar's plain zinc paste

e)

Unna's hard zinc paste

23.

Zinc oxide hard paste

a)

Anstiseptic and astringent

b)

Very fine pink powder

c)

Dental filler

d)

Lassar's plain zinc paste

e)

Unna's hard zinc paste

24.

Use as paint pigment and

in manufacture of adhesive tape

a)

Zinc oxide

b)

Calamine

c)

Zinc-eugenol cement

d)

Zinc oxide paste

e)

Zinc oxide hard paste

25.

98% ZnO + 2% Ferric oxide

a)

Zinc oxide

b)

Calamine

c)

Zinc-eugenol cement

d)

Zinc oxide paste

e)

Zinc oxide hard paste

26.

Used in the form of powder, ointment or lotion

(e.g. Caladril Lotion)

a)

Zinc oxide

b)

Calamine

c)

Zinc-eugenol cement

d)

Zinc oxide paste

e)

Zinc oxide hard paste

27.

70% ZnO

a)

Zinc oxide

b)

Calamine

c)

Zinc-eugenol cement

d)

Zinc oxide paste

e)

Zinc oxide hard paste

28.

Mixture of Zinc peroxide, Zinc carbonate and Zinc hydroxide

a)

Medicinal Zinc peroxide

b)

Zinc stearate

c)

Zinc sulfate

d)

Zinc pyrithione and Zinc carbonate

29.

Sterilized dry powder used in controlling

surgical infections die to anerobic bacteria

a)

Medicinal Zinc peroxide

b)

Zinc stearate

c)

Zinc sulfate

d)

Zinc pyrithione and Zinc carbonate

30.

Used as dusting powder ― Antiseptic and astringent

a)

Medicinal Zinc peroxide

b)

Zinc stearate

c)

Zinc sulfate

d)

Zinc pyrithione and Zinc carbonate

31.

White Vitriol

a)

Medicinal Zinc peroxide

b)

Zinc stearate

c)

Zinc sulfate

d)

Zinc pyrithione and Zinc carbonate

32.

Emetic and astringent

a)

Medicinal Zinc peroxide

b)

Zinc stearate

c)

Zinc sulfate

d)

Zinc pyrithione and Zinc carbonate

33.

Mordant in dye ― intensify or fixed stains

a)

Medicinal Zinc peroxide

b)

Zinc stearate

c)

Zinc sulfate

d)

Zinc pyrithione and Zinc carbonate

34.

Sulfide – for skin disease;

Zinc - astringent

a)

Medicinal Zinc peroxide

b)

Zinc stearate

c)

Zinc sulfate

d)

Zinc pyrithione and Zinc carbonate

35.

Anti-dandruff

a)

Medicinal Zinc peroxide

b)

Zinc stearate

c)

Zinc sulfate

d)

Zinc pyrithione and Zinc carbonate

36.

Zinc sulfate (ZnSO4) +

Potassium sulfide (K2S)

a)

White Lotion

b)

Yellow Lotion

c)

Black Lotion

37.

Zinc sulfate (ZnSO4) +

Potassium sulfide (K2S)

a)

White Lotion

b)

Yellow Lotion

c)

Black Lotion

38.

Electroplating with no high polish or luster desired ;

Rust-proofing

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

39.

Electroplating with no high polish or luster desired ;

Rust-proofing

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

40.

Ion: Similar action with Zn+2 ion but more toxic ;

poisoning

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

41.

Mass cadmium poisoning in Japan

a)

Parakeratosis

b)

Itai-itai disease

c)

Minamata disease

d)

Menke's disease

e)

Wilson's disease

42.

_____ poisoning can cause death due to

respiratory arrest/cessation of breathing

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

43.

Jaune Brilliant

a)

Cadmium sulfate

b)

Cadmium sulfide

44.

Astringent in ophthalmic practice

a)

Cadmium sulfate

b)

Cadmium sulfide

45.

Employed as yellow pigment

a)

Cadmium sulfate

b)

Cadmium sulfide

46.

Commonly seen or used in thermometer or speedometer

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

47.

Latin name of Mercury ― which means liquid silver or quick silver

a)

Cuprum

b)

Argentum

c)

Aurum

d)

Hydrargyrum

48.

It is very hepatoxic and nephrotoxic

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

49.

Shining silvery-white metal liquid

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

50.

Touching it can cause liver/kidney poisoning

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

51.

Forms amalgams with many metals

a)

Zinc

b)

Cadmium

c)

Mercury

52.

Methylmercury poisoning in Japan

a)

Parakeratosis

b)

Itai-itai disease

c)

Minamata disease

d)

Menke's disease

e)

Wilson's disease

53.

Chronic mercury poisoning

(a)  

54.

Mercury Mass

a)

Blue Mass, Blue Pill

b)

White precipitate

c)

Corrosive sublimate, Mercury bichloride

d)

White precipitate in French prescriptions

55.

Ammoniated mercury

a)

Blue Mass, Blue Pill

b)

White precipitate

c)

Corrosive sublimate, Mercury bichloride

d)

White precipitate in French prescriptions

56.

Mercuric chloride

a)

Blue Mass, Blue Pill

b)

White precipitate

c)

Corrosive sublimate, Mercury bichloride

d)

White precipitate in French prescriptions

57.

Mercurous chloride

a)

Blue Mass, Blue Pill

b)

White precipitate

c)

Corrosive sublimate, Mercury bichloride

d)

White precipitate in French prescriptions

58.

Yellow precipitate

(a)  

59.

Red precipitate

(a)  

60.

As ointment: Treatment of syphilis and crab-louse infestation

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Strong mercurial ointment

c)

Ammoniated mercury

61.

Treatment of syphilis

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Strong mercurial ointment

c)

Ammoniated mercury

62.

As dusting powder: Treatment of eczema and parasitic skin diseases

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Strong mercurial ointment

c)

Ammoniated mercury

63.

Used in amalgams, thermometers, barometers

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Mild mercurial ointment

c)

Strong mercurial ointment

d)

Mercury mass

64.

blue ointment

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Mild mercurial ointment

c)

Strong mercurial ointment

d)

Mercury mass

65.

mercurial ointment

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Mild mercurial ointment

c)

Strong mercurial ointment

d)

Mercury mass

66.

Cathartic

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Mild mercurial ointment

c)

Strong mercurial ointment

d)

Mercury mass

67.

Laxative

a)

Mercury with chalk

b)

Ammoniated mercury

c)

Mercuric chloride

d)

Mercuric cyanide

68.

Extremely poisonous ; Germicidal

a)

Mercury with chalk

b)

Ammoniated mercury

c)

Mercuric chloride

d)

Mercuric cyanide

69.

Antiseptic ; Anti-syphilitic

a)

Mercury with chalk

b)

Ammoniated mercury

c)

Mercuric chloride

d)

Mercuric cyanide

70.

Irritant poison

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

71.

Yellow: As ophthalmic ointment - antiseptic

Red: As ointment - skin antiseptic

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

72.

Cathartic

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

73.

As ointment - Antiseptic

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

74.

9-10% Hg

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Mild mercurial ointment

c)

Strong mercurial ointment

d)

Mercury mass

75.

Parasiticide

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Mild mercurial ointment

c)

Strong mercurial ointment

d)

Mercury mass

76.

47.5% - 52.5% Hg

a)

Elemental mercury

b)

Mild mercurial ointment

c)

Strong mercurial ointment

d)

Mercury mass

77.

0.10% concentration – disinfectant hand wash

a)

Mercury with chalk

b)

Ammoniated mercury

c)

Mercuric chloride

d)

Mercuric cyanide

78.

Lotio flava

a)

White Lotion

b)

Yellow Lotion

c)

Black Lotion

79.

Used in preparing Yellow Lotion (Lotio flava, Yellow wash)

a)

Mercury with chalk

b)

Ammoniated mercury

c)

Mercuric chloride

d)

Mercuric cyanide

80.

Mixed with KI to prepare Mayer’s Reagent – a testing agent for alkaloids

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

81.

Action similar to mercuric chloride

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

82.

Used to prepare Donovan’s Solution

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

83.

Calomel, subchloride of mercury

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

84.

Used in preparation of Black Lotion (Lotio nigra, Black wash)

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

85.

Component of Millon’s reagent (test for proteins)

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

86.

Lotio nigra

a)

White Lotion

b)

Yellow Lotion

c)

Black Lotion

87.

Used in preparing Yellow Lotion (Lotio flava, Yellow wash)

a)

Mercury with chalk

b)

Ammoniated mercury

c)

Mercuric chloride

d)

Mercuric cyanide

88.

Used in preparation of Black Lotion (Lotio nigra, Black wash)

a)

Mercuric iodide

b)

Mercuric oxide

c)

Mercurous chloride

d)

Mercuric nitrate

89.

Fine impalpable powder

a)

Yellow HgO

b)

Red HgO

90.

Coarse powder

a)

Yellow HgO

b)

Red HgO

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