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mineral known y Smooth, greasy to touch y Steatite lump form, soapstone y Foliated talc most desirable form for cosmetic and pharmaceutical purposes y Low absorptive properties y Filtering aid y Inert unctuous nature y Form granulomas / sterile abcesses on broken skin y Precluded for surgical gloves y No issue w/ intact skin y Preparation: perfumed for cosmetic purposes or medicated w/ antimicrobial agent (e.g. boric acid) ZINC OXIDE y Zinc White, Lana o Algodon Filosoficos, Flores de Zinc y Heating in furnace mixture of coke and Zn mineral where free metallic Zn is liberated and vaporized. y Absorbs CO2 in air -> basic zinc carbonate y Reacts with dilute acids and aq. solutions of ammonium compounds -> water soluble products y Forms ZnCl2 (Lewis Acid) w/ diluted HCl y Acidic solutions exhibit Zn ion properties y Mild Astringent y Weak Antimicrobial Compound y Topical Protective y Treatment for skin ulceration and O.D.P y Dusting powder in combination with protectives and other antimicrobial agent (e.g. talc& boric acid) y 1o ingredient for Calamine USP CALAMINE y ZnO.xFe2O3 y Ferric oxide give pink color y Official Forms: Ointment, paste, ZnO w/ salicylic acid y calamine attributed to ZnCO3 forming ZnO upon roasting y For mineralogists: native form of Zn silicate (not appropriate) y Topical protective y Dusting powders, ointments, solutions y Calamine Lotion one of the most widely used prep. of Calamine; contains equal quantities of Calamine & ZnO suspended w/ Bentonite Magma in solution of Ca(OH)2; w/ good drying effect& mild astringent action y For dermatological problems involving exudation of fluids y Phenolated Calamine Lotion 1% Liq. Phenol; anesthetic & antipruritic ZINC STEARATE y Cmpd. of w/ mixture of solid organic acids obtained from fats & consists chiefly of variable proportions of Zn stearate & Zn Palmitate y Unctuous to touch y Readily adheres to skin y Hydrolyzed -> Zn salt & insoluble layer of stearic (& palmitic) acid y Mild astringent & antimicrobial properties y Not wetted by moisture advantage to talc y Desirable in derma. problems where large amts. fluid is exuded y Not form crusty patches y Inhalation: cause pulmonary inflammation y Dusting powder not for children y Lubricant in manufacture of tablets TITANIUM DIOXIDE y TiO2 y Fusion w/ KHSO4 or w/ alkali SILICON POLYMERS y Inert protective substance
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carbonates/ hydroxides render it sol. In H2O w/ H2O2 -> Titanium Trioxide (orange-red color in solns.) topical protective primarily used for its opacity due to high refractive index screens out UV rxn sun creams & sun screen products solar ray protective 5% to 25% White pigment in cosmetics and paints; cream color w/ addition of small amount of Iron(III) compounds.
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substance occurring in liquid form & known generally as silicone oils Dimethyl silicone ethers Dimeticone/ Simethicone USP 26 30% concentration; water repellent & protectives against contact irritants Simethicone gastric protective, antiflatulent Silicone oils adhere very well to skin; exclude contact w/ air Not for broken/ abraded skin and wounds requiring drainage Contact w/ eyes should be avoided Prophylactic agent against irritants
ANTIMICROBIALS HYDROGEN PEROXIDE POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE y NaOCl y Dakins Soln. Chlorinated Soda Soln. y Greenish yellow liquid w/ odor of chlorine y Affected by light y Chlorine will bleach color of litmus y Common household bleach 4.5% to 5% soln. of NaOCl y Disinfectant y Not suitable for wound DIL. SODIUM HYPOCLORITE y Diluted w/ 5 times the quantity of purified H2O & adjusting pH w/ a 5% soln. of Sodium Bicarbonate until no color is produces w/ phenolphthalein y pH of 8.3 or less y only hypochlorite preparation officially recognized for local application to tissues as antibacterial Other Chlorine Containing Compounds CHLORINATED LIME y Bleaching, Powder, AMMONIATED MERCURY y Hg(NH2) Cl y White Precipitate y Darkens in exposure to light y Readily dissolve in HCl, HNO3 & HAc y Insoluble in H2O but prolonged contact will cause yellow basic compound which necessitates use of oil in lotions y Mercury ion
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Aqua Oxigenada Preservatives n.m.t. 0.05% Produces froth in mouth Pure Hydrogen Peroxide not used topically; explodes when heated to 100o; miscible in water, alcohol & ether Deteriorate upon standing Decomposes upon contact with reducing & oxidizing substances Unstable on prolonged exposure to light May decompose suddenly when rapidly heated Ways to make stable: cool place away from light and dust, Amber-colored bottles, Preservatives (like acetanilide), Stabilized w/ any organic & inorganic acids, complexing
y KMnO4 y Mineral Chamelion y Opaque in transmitted light, blue metallic luster in reflected light y Concentrated deep violet y Diluted pink y Strong oxid. agent (dry state & in soln. y Great care in handling y Explosive in contact with organic and other oxidizable substances y Form explosive mixture w/ charcoal y Produce fire w/ glycerin y Oxidize alcohol
Chlorinated Lime
y Calcium Chloride
Hypochlorite
y CaOCl(Cl).2H2O y Produced by passing
chlorine gas over slaked lime y Decomposes in air to release hypochlorous acid y Disinfectant in swimming
agents or adsorbents y Weak acid in aq. soln. y Addition of H will cause equilibrium to form more H2O2 y Complexation or chelating agents will chelate trace amounts of abundant metals thereby making them unable to catalyze decomposition y Adsorbents (alumina & silica) will remove impurities y Mild oxidizing antiseptic when in contact w/ abraded tissue y Oxygen oxid. agent on bacteria; antiseptic action on organisms obliged to survive through anaerobic metabolism y Will destroy pathogenic bacteria: Escherichia ecoli, Staphlococcus aureus, thyphoid bacilli y Major diffulty: rapid O2 release under influence of catalase; does not penetrate below surface y Major benefit: mechanical cleansing action provided by foaming release of oxygen; effervescent action aids remowal of dirt, bacteria and debis from wound surface or in hard to reach areas y 3% - 10 volume soln. meaning 1 mL of soln. will liberate 10 mL oxygen at standard temp. and pressure y 6% - 20 volumes; hair and fabric bleach; not used medicinally y Undiluted antiseptic and cleansing effect on wounds; y Diluted w/ one part water mouthwash for bacterial infections of throat and mouth y Half strength vaginal douche y Diluted less than half strength loses antiseptic property
y Acid soln reduce MnO4 to manganous ions y Neutral/ Alkaline soln- brown ppt. pf Manganese Dioxide y Applied to skin neutral y Antimicrobial action dependent on its oxidation of protein or other bio-organic substances in neutral media. y Oxygen effective agent released y Leaves brown stai on skin and tissues y Oxidizes all organic matter y Activity on microorganisms diminished in the presence of extraneous organic substances y Antibacterial & antifungal actions y Short durations of action y low penetrating power y unsightly staining y used in dermatitis caused by bacteria, fungi y for poisoning produces by plant & animal toxins y wet dressing 1: 10000 solution; for vesicular stage of eczema (small blisters), Athletes foot (TInea pedis) & fungal infections e.g. groin ( tine cruries) y bathing in dilute solutions is better than wet dressing
application y Dissolve blood clots & delays healing y Labaraques Solution diluted form; NaOCl diluted w/ equal parts H2O; disinfectant for inanimate objects y Loses active chlorine & becomes useless upon exposure to air y Deterioration on keeping and w/ heat and light y Decomposed even by weak acids y Gernmicidal agent y Disinfect areas, instruments and utensils exposed to pathogenic organisms
y dilution of bleach does not meet standards y antiseptic on pus-forming wounds y irritation soln. for infections inside certain body openings y effective antiseptic& removing necrotic tissue y Disadvantage: dissolves certain types of sutures; dissolving blood clots, prolonging clotting time y Can lead to 2O hemorage y Foot bath for the prevention of fungal infections
CHLORAMINES y Chloramines organic amines w/ 1 or 2 chlorine atoms bonded to nitrogen y Hydrolyze to form hypochlorous acid y Hydrolyze to form hypochlorous acid y Disinfectant & purification of water supplies y Chloramine-T & Halazone y Form hypochlorous acie in neutral or acidic water
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antiseptic action on microorganisms & body tissues; react w/ many polar groups on the amino acids of proteins; has particular affinity for sulfyhydryl (-SH) groups Local anti-infective Topical 5% ointment to skin 3% ophthalmic ointment - for conjunctivas Not given internally TOXIC
IODINE
POVIDONE - IODINE
SILVER NITRATE
Forms of Sulfur
SULFURATED POTASH
SELENIUM SULFIDE
y Iodinum, Jodum y Metallic luster y Iodide & triodide devoid of antibacterial activity y Triodide spontaneously reverts to I2 & I thus retaining antibacterial properties y Mild oxidizing agent y Less reactive than chlorine y Chlorine germicidal due to formation of HOCl y Oxidizing reaction through formation of HIO y Free iodine 6 times more effective than HIO y Oxidize iron to form ferrous iodide y Metal spatulas should be protected against
y Complex of iodine w/ povidone y Member of iodophors complexes of iodine w/ carrier organic molecules as solubilizing agents; liberate iodine in solution; made in an effort to prepare less irritating iodine products without losing antimicrobial effectiveness y Same use a iodine soln
y Heavy ppt. formed when protein is treated w/ soln. of silver salt; basis for antimicrobial action y Protein pptant action not selective & will ppt. both batcterial & human protein y Rapidly bactericidal (0.1 % conc. Ag) y Action localized due to pption w/ tissue proteins & chloride ions in tissue fluids y Continuous bactericidal effect due to slow production of Ag ions; given rise to colloidal products of silver proteinate & halides as antimicrobials y Silver oligo-dynamic action (effective in small quantities); found in distilled H2O that has been in contact w/ metallic silver (bactericidal to suspensions heavy in viable organisms); lethal action in few hours; salts are effective against gonococal organisms
SUBLIMED SULFUR y Flowers of Sulfur, Azufre y Obtained by condensing sulfur vapors produces by heating any form of sulfur y Soluble in carbon disulfide
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of potassium polysulfides & potassium thiosulfate y Liver brown species when freshly made, changing to greenish yellow color y Odor of hydrogen sulfide
Disulfide Bright orange powder Toxic in large quantities Important nutrient in trace amounts Not well absorbed through the skin Topical application to limited areas of unbrolen,
emetic and expectorant (Brown Solution) y Treatment for schistosomiasis y Drug of choice in infections produces by Schistosoma japonicum but better agents are available for other species
pitting by using weighing papers y Very active element; easily inactivated by organic materials in GIT (very little is absorbed) y Toxic corrosive action to GI tract causing abdominal pains, gastroenteritis and bloody diarrhea; Treatment: gastric lavage w/ soluble starch soln or administration of 5% sodium thiosulfate soln. y Most frequently used preps.: Iodine Soln. & Iodine Tincture antiseptic to skin prior to surgery; available in 2% concentration w/c can be diluted to: 0.5 to 1% for wound application & 0.1 % for irrigation y Iodine solution purified water as solvent y Iodine Tincture 50% alcohol in final solvent; more suitable prior to sugery because alcohol improves penetration (wetting/ spreading effect);Very irritating to open wounds; disinfect water: 3 drops/ quart will kill amoebae bacteria in 15 minutes
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& tincture but not as effective Advantage: lack of tissue irritation For application for sensitive areas and mucous membranes Gargle and mouthwashes for the treatment of Vincents angina (infection of oral cavity) Preparations: 1% solutions, vaginal douche; 0.5% aerosol; 0.75% surgical scrub
y Agryria extended use; darkening of skin due to deposition of free silver below epidermis y Antimicrobial 0.01 to 10% y Silver Nitrate Ophthalmic Soln. 1% soln. for instillation into eyes of newborn babies; 2drops as prophylactic measure against infections from organisms (Opthalmia Neonatorum); more effective than antibiotics e.g. penicillin;can be buffered w/ sodium acetate to pH between 4.5 & 6; available in wax capsules containing about 0.3 mL (discarded after use) y Wet dressing (0.5) soln. for 3rd deg. Burns; common side effect: electrolyte imbalance due to pption of chloride Ag ion is effective at reducing infection due to staphylococcus aureus, Proteus & Pseudenimas aeruginosa; shoul be alternated w/ other agents y Toughened Silver Nitrate Lunar Caustic, Silver Nitrate Pencils; made by adding 4% of its weight of HCl, melting mixture at love temp. as possible & casting in silver molds; escharotic & germicide for small septic wounds in Ag molds y 5% silver chloride toughens silver nitrate & lessens the friability of pencils
form mixtures of metal sulfides and thiosulfates. Product remains in soln but can be ppted with addition of acid like HCl y Soluble in carbon disulfide y Sulfur Ointment treatment for scabies; kill Sarcoptes Scabiei (female mite lays eggs causing multiform lesions and intense itching)
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source of sulfide y Prep. Of White Lotion y Paraciticide (scabicide) y Treatment for acne& psoriasis
unirritated skin will not result to toxicity y Shampoo as antiseborreic y Dangerous upon introduction to eyes and mouth y Fingernail should be cleansed after using
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effective against S. haematobium & S. mansoni but less effective against S. japonicum y Given orally but more effective in IV doses
o Both forms are scabicides o Sulfur are keratolytic agent dermatologic agent for the treatment of seborrhea, acne, psoriasis, etc o Sulfur loosens & softens horny elements and scaly formation of sebum and removing them from site o Symptomatic treatment for many dermatological problems