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Miscellaneous Inorganic Applications Flashcards

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1
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Artificial Atmospheres

A

CHONNX

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Pharmaceutical and Medical Gases
Gas therapy

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Miscellaneous Inorganic Applications

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Prevent build-up of CO2 during gen anesthesia when a patient rebreathes air

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Carbon Dioxide Absorbers

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2 Types of CO2 Absorbers

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Soda Lime and Barium hydroxide Lime

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Respiratory Stimulants

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Carbon dioxide, ammonium carbonate, aromatic ammonia spirit

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Expectorants

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Hydroiodic acid syrup, Ammonium Chloride, Ammonium Carbonate, sodium iodide

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7
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Help loosen the mucus

are used orally to stimulate the flow of respiratory tract secretions.

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Expectorants

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8
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Rectal injection used to evacuate the bowel
are used to induce vomiting in low doses.

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Enemas

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9
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3 types of Enemas

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PEG 3350 and Electrolytes for Oral Solution
Sodium Phosphate Enema
Barium sulfate Enema

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10
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Aqueous solution directed against a part or into a body cavity

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Douche

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Donbell’s solution

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Sodium borate

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A sterile solution that, after the chemical reactions between citric acid and the other two compounds are completed and the resulting solution is sterilized

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Irrigating solutions

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Irrigation of body cavities, tissues or wounds

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Sodium Chloride Irrigation

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14
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Use as urinary bladder irrigant
It’s acidic pH is conductive to dissolving any bladder calculli in patients

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Citric Acid, Magnesium Oxide, and Sodium Carbonate irrigation

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5 Types of Radiopaques, Imaging agents and Radiopharmaceuticals

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Barium Sulfate Enema, Barium Sulfate for Suspension, Technetium-99m, Gold-198, Iodine-131

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16
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Radioactive isotope, anticancer

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Gold-198

17
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Radioactive iodine for thyroid disease and cancer

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Iodine-131

18
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5 types of Structural Repairs

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Tantalum, Gold, Mercury alamgams, Zinc-eugenol cement, Plaster of paris

19
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Used as a bone replacement for temporary braces of long bones

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Tantalum

20
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As dental crowns, bridges and inlays

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Gold

21
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Used for dental filings

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Mercury amalgams and Zinc-eugenol cement

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Temporary support structures, esp for broken bones

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Plaster of paris

23
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are agents that counteract a poison.

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Antidotes

24
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Treatment for cyanide and iodine poisoning

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Sodium thiosulfate

25
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Treatment for cyanide poisoning

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Sodium nitrite

26
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Universal antidote

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Activated charcoal

27
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Antidote for thallium poisoning

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Ferric Ferrocyanide

28
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Antidote for arsenic poisoning

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Ferric hydroxide

29
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Antidote for phosphorus poisoning

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Cupric sulfate

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