Aspirin/ Acetone/ Acetanilide Flashcards
IUPAC name of Aspirin?
2-acetoxybenzoic acid
Chemical formula of Aspirin?
C9H8O4
Give the synonyms of Aspirin
Acetyl salicylic acid
Acidium salicylicum
o-acetylsalicylic acid
polypiryna
salicylic acidacetate
Chemical Synthesis of Aspirin?
Ester Formation/ Esterification
Synthesis of Aspirin?
Salicylic Acid (HO-C6H4-COOH) + Acetic anhydride (CH3C=O-O-C=OCH3) –(H2SO4)——> Acetyl salicylic acid (CH3C=OOC6H4-COOH) + Acetic Acid (OHC=OCH3)
Salicylic Acid (HO-C6H4-COOH) + Acetyl chloride (CH3-C=O-Cl) —-(pyridine)—> Acetyl salicylic acid (CH3C=OOC6H4-COOH) + hydrochloric acid (HCl)
Physical properties of Aspirin?
Colorless/ white crystalline powder
odorless
Density:1.40 g/cm3
MP: 135 C/ 275 F
BP: 140 C/ 284 F
Solubility in H2O: 3mg/ml [20 C]
Acid Hydrolysis positive result?
violet
Base Hydrolysis positive result?
Clear/ colorless sol.
what reagent makes the enol CMPD turn violet?
FeCl/Ferric chloride
State the aspirin indications:
ANTI-PLATELET (40-80mg)
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY (45mg/kg)
ANALGESIC (325-650mg)
ANTIPYRETIC (325-650mg)
what receptor aspirin bind?
Arachidonic acid
Arachidonic Acid
promotes the repair and growth of skeletal muscle tissue via conversion to prostaglandin PGF2alpha during and following physical exercise
Release PGE2 GI mucosa for cytoprotection
INC mucus production
INC HC03
INC BLOOD FLOW
COX1
PGE2 + PGI2 => Kidney
INC GFR (filtration of kidney)
Retention of Na & H2O
roles in mediating inflammation
COX1 &COX2
PGI2 + TXA2
COX2= PGI2
promotes Cardiovascular
vasodilation
INC platelet aggregation
COX1 + COX2
Aspirin inhibits
COX 1, COX 2, TXA2
Active peptic ulcer
haemostatic disorder
hypersensitivity
asthma
kidney disease (exacerbate the condition)
Hyperuricemia or gout
Hemolytic anemia
Dengue fever
Children or adolescents w/ viral interfection
Aspirin contraindication
viral infection in the children then take an aspirin to relief the fever can cause _______
reye’s syndrome
acute ingestion of 150-200 mg/kg ASA will produce___
Mild intoxication
acute ingestion of 300-500 mg/kg ASA will produce___
severe intoxication
ingestion of more than 100 mg/kg/day, 2 or more days of ASA will produce___
chronic intoxication
Vomiting after ingestion
hyperpnea
Tinnitus & Lethargy
Mixed respiratory Alkalemia
metabolic Acidosis
acute toxicity of ASA
Rapid and shallow breathing
Hyperpnea
nonspecific confusion
dehydration and metabolic acidosis are attributed to sepsis
Pneumonia
Gastroenteritis
Chronic Toxicity of Aspirin
Treatment for ASA toxicity
Activated charcoal
NaHCO3(Sodium Bicarbonate)
Hemodialysis
Why aspirin is a better pain reliever than salicylic acid?
ASA is less irritating to the stomach and not bitter
Why do people without H/A or pain use ASA regularly as their maintenance drug?
ASA inb. COX1 => no TXA2 that promotes platelet aggregation
use for stroke and heart attack