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PICLEC: MODULE 3 Flashcards

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OFFICIAL ACIDS:
Treatment of gastric achlorhydria (lack of hcl)

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DILUTED HYDROCHLORIC ACID

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Arsenic chloride soution

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ARSENIOUS ACID

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“Nitromuriatic acid”, “aqua regia” — kingly water

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NITROHYDROCHLORIC ACID

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“Eau forte”, “Aqua fortis”— Strong water

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NITRIC ACID

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used for manufacturing explosives and nitrates. (act as preservative)

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NITRIC ACID

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OFFICIAL ACIDS

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HYDROCHLORIC ACID
NITRIC ACID
PHOSPHORIC ACID
SULFURIC ACID
BORIC ACID

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“Monsel’s solution”

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FERROUS SUBSULFATE SOLUTION

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the nitric acid converts the bismuth subnitrate to nitrate

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BISMUTH MAGMA

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Hydrochloric acid sub solutions

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HYDROCHLORIC ACID
DILUTED HYDROCHLORIC ACID
ARSENIOUS ACID
NITROHYDROCHLORIC ACID

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nitric acid sub solutions

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FERROUS SUBSULFATE
MERCURIC NITRATE SOLUTION
BISMUTH MAGMA

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Phosphoric acid sub solutions

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PHOSPHORIC ACID USP (85-88% of H3PO4)
DILUTED PHOSPHORIC ACID (9.5-10.5 % of H3PO4)

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Sulfuric acid sub solutions

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SULFURIC ACID USP ( 94-95% H2SO4)
SACCHARATED FERROUS CARBONATE (diluted H2SO4)

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Boric acid sub solutions

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KAOLIN CATAPLASM
BORIC ACID SOLUTION
BORIC ACID OINTMENT
LISTER’S SOLUTION (antiseptic solution)
COMPOUN ZINC SULFATE POWDER (Antiseptic powder)

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OFFICIAL BASES

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SODIUM HYDROXIDE
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE
CALCIUM HYDROXIDE
SODIUM CARBONATE
STRONG AMMONIA SOLUTION
DILUTED AMMONIA SOLUTION

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Used as standard solution in acid-base titrations

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SODIUM HYDROXIDE

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Similar to NaOH, more deliquescent, stronger and more expensive

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POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE

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Mixture of compounds, resists pH changes upon addition of small quantities of acid or alkali

maintain pH of medicinals at optimal limits

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BUFFERS

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18
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Used in formulation of opthalmic solutions

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PHARMACEUTICAL BUFFERS

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sodium phosphate + NaCl (pH 6-8)

“Phosphate buffered saline”

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sorensen phosphate buffer

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20
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boric acid + sodium carbonate +KCL

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GIFFORD’S BUFFER

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Boric acid + sodium carbonate + NaCl

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ATKIN’S AND PANTIN BUFFER

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Boric acid + sodium BORATE + NaCl

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FELDMAN’S BUFFER / PALITZSCH BUFFER

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Raw material, inactive ingredients, medicinal vehicle, solvent

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Water

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Manufacture of pharmaceutical products, active pharmaceutical ingredients, APIs intermediates, compedial articles, and analytical Reagents as well as cleaning applications

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Water

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Varying amounts of suspended matter clay, sand, microorganisms, and fragments of plants and animals. Has distinct taste

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Natural water, mineral water, Spring water, natural spring/water

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Types of water hardness

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Temporary and permanent hardness

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Can be seen in shower heads; has soluble calcium and magnesium bicarbonates

Can be soften by boiling or lime process

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Temporary hardness

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Has calcium and magnesium chloride and sulfates

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Permanent hardness

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Produced on-site where they are used

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bulk monographed water

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Bulk monographed water

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Purified water
Water for injection
Water for hemodialysis
Pure stream,

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Excipient in the production of non parenteral prep in pharmaceutical app.

Not sterile

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Purified water

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Production of parenteral prep has endotoxin content must be controlled

Not sterile

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Water for injection

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For hemodialysis app.
Minimal Qual. Of source water = drinking water

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WATER FOR HEMODIALYSIS

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“Clean strem”

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Pure stream

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Porous load sterilization process, used to control humidity inside processing vessels

Minimal Qual of source water= drinking water

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Pure stream

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Sterile monigraphed water

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Sterile purified water
Sterile water for injection
Bacteriostatic water for injection
Sterile water for irrigation
Sterile water for inhalation

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Produced, packaged, and sterilized to preserve microbial quality throughout shelf life

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Sterile monographed water

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Purified water packaged an dredered sterile

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Sterile purified water

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Water for injection packaged and rendered sterile, SINGLE DOSE containers not more than 1L

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sterile water for injection

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Water for injection added one or more suitable antimicrobial preservatives, used as diluent In pre of parenteral prod. Multi dose container not more than 30mL

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Bacteristatic water for injection

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Water for injection, SINGLE DOSE container that may e LARGER then 1L and allow rapid delivery of contents

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WTAER FOR IRRIGATION

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Water for injection, used in inhalators and prep for inhalation sol’n

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STERILE WATER FOR INHALATION

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Nonmonographed water

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Drinking water
Carbon dioxide free water
Distilled water
Deionized water

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“Potable water”

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DRINKING WATER

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Prescribed source of feed water for prod. Of bulk monographed water pharmaceutical waters

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DRINKING WATER

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Purified water vigorously boiled for not less than 5 mins, cool and protected from absorption of atmospheric carbon dioxide

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Carbon-dioxide free water

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Vaporizing drinking water or higher quality of water and condensing into pure state

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DISTILLED WATER

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Produced by ion exchange process in which actions and anions are replaced with hydrogen and hydroxide

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Deionized water

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Inted to come direct contact with pharmaceutical products

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GLASS CONTAINERS

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Types of glass containers

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Type I ( BOROSILICATE GLASS)
TYPE II ( TREATED SODA LIME SILICA
TYPE III (SODA LIME SILICA

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Decreases coefficient in Pyrex glass

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This glass is suitable for parenteral and non parenteral use

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TYPE I (BOROSILICATE GLASS)

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This glass is suitable for most acidic and neutral aqueous products for parenteral and nonparenteral

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TYPE II ( TREATED SODA LIME SILICA)

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This glass is not used for parenteral products or for powders for parenteral use

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TYPE III (SODA LIME SILICA)

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Used to differentiate type of glass

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GLASS GRAINS TEST

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Antioxidants solutions

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Hypophosphorous acid
Sulfur dioxide
Sodium metabisulfite
Nitrogen gas
Argon gas

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Reduce the oxidation of active substances and excipients in finished product

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ANTIOXIDANTS

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Powerful reducing agent (prevents oxidation from products)
Ferrous iodide syrup

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HYPOPHOSPHOROUS ACID

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Preservative in food, drugs and beverages

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SULFUR DIOXIDE

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Sulfur dioxide source

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SODIUM METABISULFITE

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Cod Liver oil and vitamin prep
Use to displace oxygen and moisture containing air in packaging material to extend shelf life

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NITRIGEN GAS

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Used as preservative

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Increase refractive index

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Principal action in the intracellular fluid

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Principal action in extracellular fluid

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Principal ANION intracellular fluid

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Principal ANION extracellular fluid

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2nd most abundant CATION in the ICF

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2nd most abundant CATION in the ECF

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2n most abundant in extracellular fluid

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BICARBONATE

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ELECTROLYTE REPLENISHERZ

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SODIUM CHLORIDE
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE
CALCIUM CHLORIDE

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Replenish the body’s electrolyte concentration the dehydration

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ELECTROLYTE REOLENISHER

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Systematic alkalizer

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SODIUM BICARBONATE
POTASSIUM BICARBONATE
SODIUM CITRATE
POTASSIUM CITRATE

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Normal physiological pH

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7.35 - 7.45

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Used to manage disorders associated with low pH

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SYSTEMATIC ALKALIZER

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Neutralize alkaline body fluid, particularly blood in patients who are suffering from systematic alkalosis

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SYSTEMATIC ACIDIFIERS

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Systematic alkalizer

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SODIUM BIPHOSPHATE
CALCIUM CHLORIDE
AMMONIUM CHLORIDE

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Form an integral part of one or more enzymes in a metabolic or biochemical process

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ESSENTIAL AND TRACE ELEMENTS

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Catakytic site of the enzymes and oxygen transporting proteins

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COfactor of many enzymes in redox reactions

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Enhances the action of insulin and manages blood glucose concentration

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Essential role in development and maintenance of the immune system

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Antioxidant that protects cells from damage due to free radicals

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Required to potntate insulin for normal glucose metabolism

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Moco is used by the enzymes to catalyze diverse redox reactions

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MOLYDEMNUM

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Antioxidant and protects against the actions of free radicals and carcinogenic factors

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Integral part of vitamin b12 (cyanocobalamin)

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Present in all peptides, proteins, and enzymes that contain cysteine and methionine amino acids

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Integral component of thyroid hormones for cellular metabolism (thyroxin and triiodothyronine)

90
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Gastric antacids

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MAGNESIUM ANTACIDS
ALUMINUM ANTACIDS
CALCIUM ANTACIDS
MISCELLANEOUS OFFICIAL ANTACIDS

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Magnesium antacids

Common side effect of Magnesium is DIARRHEA

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MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDES
MAGNESIUM CARBONATE
MAGNESIUM OXIDE
MAGNESIUM PHOSPHATE
MAGNESIUM TRISILICATE
ALUMINA AND MAGNESIA

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Aluminum antacids

Side effects CONSTIPATION

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ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE
ALUMINUM PHOSPHATE
DIHYDROXYALUMINUM SODIUM AMINO ACETATE
DYHYDROXYALUMINUM SODIUM CARBONATE
ALUMINA, MAGNESIA, AND CALCIUM CARBONATE
ALUMINA AND MAGNESIUM TRISILICATE
ALUMINA AND MAGNESIA

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Calcium antacids

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PRECIPITATED CALCIUM CARBONATE
CALCIUM CARBONATE ADN MAGNESIA
CLACIUM AND MAGNESIIUM CARBONATE
MAGALDRATEX ALUMINUM MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE SULFATE

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Miscellaneous official antacids

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BISMUTH SUBCARBONATE
MILK OF BISMUTH
SODIUM BICARBONATE
POTASSIUM BICARBONATE

95
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Defoaming agent, antiflatulence

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SIMETHICONE

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Protective and adsorbents
- symptom and not a disease
Impair digestion and or absorption
Increase bulk - stimulates peristalsis
Can lead to dehydration

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