College Of Pharmacy

PRELIM EXAMINATION
SUBJECT: Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 (LAB)

NAME: ________________________________________________________ DATE: _____________

FACULTY-IN-CHARGE: Carmina Bianca M. Salumbides, RPh. SCORE: ___________

C. Heat of vaporization
1. Hydrogen chloride may be made: D. Heat of Fusion
I. From salt with sulfuric acid E. Calorie
II. By burning electrolytic chlorine directly in the excess of 13. ______ is the heat consumed when 1g of water at 100°C
hydrogen turns to 1g of steam at 100°C
III.As by product in the chlorination of hydrocarbons A. Specific Heat
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III B. Boiling point
2. The HCl acid produced from the chemical reaction below C. Heat of vaporization
is called _______ D. Heat of Fusion
NaCl + H2SO4  NaHSO4 + HCl E. Calorie
A. Roasted Acid 14. ______ the temperature at which the pressure of its
B. Pan Acid saturated vapor is equal to the standard atmospheric
3. Pan acid is principally used in the manufacture of Muriatic pressure (760ATM)
acid. A. Specific Heat
NaHSO4 + NaCl  Na2SO4 + HCl (Roasted Acid) B. Boiling point
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false. C. Heat of vaporization
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true. D. Heat of Fusion
C. Both statements are true. E. Calorie
D. Both statements are false. 15. ______ of a substance: the quantity of heat expressed in
4. Na2SO4, also known as ________, is chiefly used in the calories (unit quantity of heat) required to raise 1g of
manufacture of glass substance to 1°C
Salt Cake A. Specific Heat
5. HCl is oxidized by strong oxidizing agents liberating B. Boiling point
_______ C. Heat of vaporization
6. Which of the following statements is/are true? D. Heat of Fusion
I. HCl is also known as Muritaic Acid E. Calorie
II. Excess chloride ions in the body may lead to 16. ______ the amount of heat required to raise 1g of water at
alkalosis. 14.5°C to a temperature of 15.5°C
III. Diluted HCl NF is used to provide acid in patients with A. Specific Heat
Achlorhydria (lack of gastric juice) B. Boiling point
A. I Only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III C. Heat of vaporization
7. Preparations used for the management of Achlorhydria D. Heat of Fusion
I. Dilute HCl NF E. Calorie
II. Glutamic Acid Hydrochloride 17. Hardness of water is attributed to the presence of varying
III. Betaine Hydrochloride amount of which of the following salts:
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III I. Magnesium
8. Which of the following statements is/are true about II. Calcium
Hydrogen? III. Iron
I. Also known as inflammable air A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
II. Lightest of all elements 18. _____ is defined as water-soluble sodium and/or
III. Member of Group IB potassium salts of high molecular weight fatty acid
A. I Only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III 19. Temporary hardness is caused by the presence of
9. Hydrogen Isotopes include: I. Magnesium Bicarbonates
I. Protium II. Calcium Carbonates
II. Deuterium III. Magnesium Sulfate
III. Tritium A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
A. I Only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III 20. Permanent Hardness of water is caused by which of the
10. Industrial uses of Hydrogen following salts of calcium and magnesium:
I. Production of Ammonia I. Hydroxides
II. Hydrogenation of Oil II. Sulfates
III. Component of Water III. Chlorides
A. I Only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III A. I Only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
11. Which of the following statements is/are true about water? 21. A type of water that contain appreciable quantities of
A. Known as the universal solvent sodium and magnesium sulfates with some sodium
B. Polar compound bicarbonate
C. Acts as an acid or base A. Alkaline Water
D. A and B only B. Carbonated Water
E. All of the above C. Chalybeate Water
12. ______ is the heat/energy required when 1 g of ice at 0°C D. Lithia Water
changes to 1g of water at 0°C E. Saline Water
A. Specific Heat 22. A type of water that has been charged with Carbon
B. Boiling point dioxide under pressure
 A. Alkaline Water respiratory tract.
B. Siliceous Water II. Over exposure can lead to restlessness, sneezing,
C. Chalybeate Water and excessive salivation.
D. Carbonated Water III. Can lead to asphyxiation and eventually death.
E. Sulfur Water A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
23. _______ - contain iron in solution or in suspension and is 34. Which of the following is/are true?
characterized by ferruginous taste I. Chlorine is an antiseptic agent
A. Saline Water II. The antiseptic activity of chlorine is due to the ionized
B. Carbonated Water hypochlorous acid or hypochlorite salts
C. Chalybeate Water III. The antiseptic activity of chlorine is due to the
D. Sulfur Water chlorination of the amide linkages between amino
E. Lithia Water acids of bacterial proteins.
24. _____ - aka “Purgative water” that contain large amounts A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
of magnesium and sodium sulfates and chloride 35. Which of the following is/are correctly paired?
A. Siliceous Water I. Hypochlorous acid – HClO
B. Alkaline Water II. Chlorous Acid – HClO4
C. Sulfur Water III. Perchloric Acid – HClO2
D. Chalybeate Water A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
E. Saline Water 36. Diluted Sodium Hypochlorite solution is also known as
25. A type of water that contain hydrogen sulfide Chlorinated Lime – NaO(Cl)2
A. Chalybeate Water Bleaching Powder is also known as Modified Dakin’s
B. Lithia Water Solution
C. Carbonated Water I. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
D. Sulfur Water II. First statement is false. Second statement is true.
E. Saline Water III. Both statements are true.
26. A type of water that contains very small quantities of IV. Both statements are false.
soluble alkali silicates 37. Which of the following is NOT TRUE?
A. Siliceous Water A. Chloride salts of Na, K and Ca are used as electrolyte
B. Alkaline Water replenisher
C. Carbonated Water B. Potassium Chlorate is used as an antiseptic in
D. Mineral Water mouthwashes, vaginal douches, and other cleansing
E. Sulfur Water preparations
27. _____ - are natural spring or well water which contain in C. Chloramine T is MORE irritating than Sodium
solution sufficient quantities of mineral or gaseous matter Hypochlorite
A. Siliceous Water D. Sodium Hypochlorite Solution (NaOCl) is not suitable
B. Alkaline Water for wound application and only used as oxidizing and
C. Carbonated Water bleaching agent
D. Mineral Water E. Succinchlorimide is used for disinfecting water and
E. Sulfur Water effective against Salmonella typhi
28. Recognized water by USP include 38. ________ is chemically known as p-sulfonedichloroamido
A. Water (Aqua) benzoic acid and is effective against Salmonella typhi and
B. Distilled Water Eberthella typhi
C. Sterile Distilled Water 39. Grams per molecular weight = _______
D. Water for Injection 40. In the reaction of salicylic acid and acetic anhydride, the
E. All of the above following values are given:
29. Medicinal uses of water:
A. Diuretic effect
B. Universal solvent
C. Rinsing surgical incisions
D. Water for parenteral preparations
E. All of the above
30. True about Chlorine: Starting Materials:
I. Greek name means “Greenish Yellow” Salicylic Acid (MW: 138.1g/mol) = 0.211g
II. Obtained by electrolysis of Sodium Chloride or Acetic Anhydride (MW: 102.1g/mol) = 0.48mL
Potassium Chloride Which of the reactants is the Limiting reagent? ________
III. Chlorine is a powerful oxidizing agent 41. See Problem #40: Compute for the THEORETICAL YIELD
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III of Acetyl Salicylic Acid (ASA/Aspirin)? _________
31. Other Names for Chlorine 42. When HCl is added to __________, Chlorine gas is
I. Brine evolved.
II. Dephlogisticated Muriatic Acid 43. The white curdy precipitate formed in the reaction of HCl
III. Oxygenized Muriatic Acid and Silver Nitrate is due to the formation of ________
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III which is insoluble in Nitric Acid but is soluble in Ammonia
32. Osmosis is the movement of solute from an area of lower Solutions
concentration to an area of higher concentration A. NaOCl
Excess chloride ions in the body leads to Alkalosis B. HClO
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false. C. AgCl
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true. D. AgClO
C. Both statements are true. E. AgClO3
D. Both statements are false. 44. What happens to the 20% NaOH solution with a few drops
33. Which of the following describe Chlorine toxicity? of phenolphthalein T.S. when a leak of HCl gas is
I. Chlorine irritates the skin, mucous membrane and dissolved in it?
 A. NaOH solution becomes violet in color
B. NaOH solution turns colorless
C. NaOH solution remains pink in color
D. White precipitate forms
E. None of the above
45. In the preparation of Hydriodic Acid, which of the following
does not describe the use of hypophosphorus acid
A. Prevent the oxidation of iodide into free iodine
B. Prevent the decomposition of the Diluted HI
C. Reduce any free iodine into iodide
D. Acts as an oxidizing agent
E. Acts as a reducing agent
46. True about Hypophosphorous acid EXCEPT
I. Hypophosphorous acid is H2PO4
II. It is also known as Phosphinic Acid
III. Oxidizes to form Phosphoric Acid
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
47. Which of the following is/are true about Hydriodic acid:
I. Aqueous HI behaves as a weak acid.
II. Hydriodic acid assume brown color on standing due
to liberation of free iodine
III. Gaseous HI is the least stable of all halogen halides
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
48. Potassium Iodide (HI) + Tartaric Acid (C4H4O6) 
____________ + _____________
49. Which of the following is/are true?
I. Chlorine liberates Iodine in solutions of iodides
II. Iodine gives green color with Starch solution
III. Iodine gives yellow curdy precipitate of Silver Iodide
(AgI) with Silver Nitrate Solution (AgNO3)
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
50. Which of the following is NOT true about Iodine
A. Member of Group VIIA
B. It is the least metallic of all halogen
C. Present in Thyroid gland
D. Has radioactive isotopes
E. Has antibacterial property
51. Iodine toxicity -> __________
52. Antidote for Iodine toxicity:
I. Cornstarch
II. Sodium Thiosulfate
III. Sodium Iodide
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
53. Pharmacologic activity of Iodine
I. Synthesis of thyroid hormones
II. Fibrinolytic agent in syphilis
III. Expectorant
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
54. Iodine content of the thyroid gland is inversely proportional
to the size of thyroid gland.
Iodine is used to prevent goiter.
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true.
C. Both statements are true.
D. Both statements are false.
55. Administration of Sodium Chloride may aid in the rapid
elimination of Iodide ions.
Iodide therapy is contraindicated with Tuberculosis.
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true.
C. Both statements are true.
D. Both statements are false.
56. Components of Hydriodic Acid Syrup NF
I. Diluted HI acid
II. Sucrose
III. Hypophosphorus Acid
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
57. Which of the following is/are True
I. Lugol’s Solution is also known as Iodine Tincture
II. Hydriodic Acid Syrup NF is used for its Expectorant
activity
III. Iodine is used as counterirritant and disinfectant
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
58. Which of the following is/are correctly matched:
I. Strong Iodine Solution (5%) = Iodine + Potassium
Iodide (KI) + Water (Solvent)
II. Iodine Tincture (2%) = Iodine + Sodium Iodide (NaI) +
Water (Solvent)
III.Iodine Solution (2%) = Iodine + Sodium Iodide (NaI) +
Alcohol (Solvent)
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
59. Phenolated Iodine is also known as:
I. Boulton’s Solution
II. French Mixture
III. Carbolized Iodine solution
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
60. Potassium Bitartrate is also known as:
I. Cream of tartar
II. Argol
III. Rochelle Salt
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
61. Tartrate ions exhibit laxative effect.
It is used as a Saline Cathartic.
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true.
C. Both statements are true.
D. Both statements are false.
62. Potassium Sodium Tartrate is also known as:
I. Sal Seignette
II. Cream of Tartar
III. Rochelle Salt
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
63. Potassium Sodium Tartrate is prepared by neutralization
of:
I. Carbonic Acid
II. Potassium Bitartrate
III. Sodium Carbonate
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
64. Which of the following is/are NOT True about Potassium
Sodium Tartrate:
I. It contains 5 molecules of water of crystallization
II. It is a laxative/cathartic
III. Seidlitz powders contain Rochelle Salt
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
65. Potassium
I. Gives Yellow color in flame test
II. “Kalium”
III. Most predominant intracellular cation
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
66. Potassium Bitartrate gives off burnt sugar odor.
Potassium Bitartrate is soluble in Ammonium Hydroxide.
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
B. First statement is false. Second statement is false.
C. Both statements are true.
D. Both statements are false.
67. Sodium:
I. Natrium
II. Has to be stored under an inert liquid (i.e. Kerosene)
to retard the action of air and moisture
III. It gives violet color in flame test
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
68. Potassium Bitartrate reacts with Sodium Bicarbonate to
produce Potassium Sodium Tartrate.
Sodium Bitartrate reacts with Sodium Bicarbonate to
produce Potassium Sodium Tartrate
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true.
C. Both statements are true.
D. Both statements are false.
69. Sodium is the major intracellular cation.
Potassium is the major extracellular cation.
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
 B. First statement is false. Second statement is true. 82. Which of the following is/are true:
C. Both statements are true. I. Sodium acetate serves as an alkalinizing agent in the
D. Second statements are false. preparation of Benedict’s Solution
70. ________ is the adrenal hormone that promotes Na II. Benedict’s solution is used in the detection of
reabsorption by the kidneys reducing sugars
A. Insulin III. Sodium Acetate has a diuretic action
B. Cortisol A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
C. Aldosterone 83. Component of Ringer’s Solution EXCEPT:
D. Renin I. Sodium Lactate
E. Vasopressin II. Sodium Chloride
71. Sodium Bicarbonate: III. Potassium Chloride
I. Also known as Baking Soda A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
II. Systemic Alkalinizer 84. Components of Lactated Ringer’s Solution
III. Urine Acidifier I. Sodium Lactate
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III II. Calcium Chloride
72. Sodium Bicarbonate prevents crystal formation of sulfa III. Potassium Chloride
drugs in the kidneys. A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
It is used as antidote for Zinc poisoning. 85. Which of the following is/are NOT true:
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false. I. Hypertonic: < 0.85g NaCl in 100mL of water
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true. II. Isotonic: > 0.95g NaCl in 100mL of water
C. Both statements are true. III. Hypotonic: 0.9g NaCl in 100mL of water
D. Both statements are false. A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
73. Bicarbonate is the principal intracellular anion. 86. Uses of Sodium Citrate
Phosphate is the principal extracellular anion. I. Blood coagulant
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false. II. Systemic Alkalinizer
B. First statement is false. Second statements is true. III. Laxative
C. Both statements are true. A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
D. Both statements are false. 87. Which of the following is used as an anticariogenic agent
74. The following statements about Sodium Biphosphate are A. Sodium Citrate
TRUE EXCEPT: B. Sodium Acetate
I. It is a urine alkalinizer C. Sodium Borate
II. Aka. Fleet enema D. Sodium Fluoride
III. Chemically as Sodium Monohydrogen Phosphate E. Sodium Iodide
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III 88. Sodium Sulfate is also known as __________
75. Acidification of urine converts Methenamine into A. Glauber’s salt
Formaldehyde. B. Sal Soda
True or False? C. Epsom Salt
76. Sodium Borate (Na2B4O7*10H2O) D. Rochelle Salt
I. Aka Borax E. Rock Salt
II. Used externally for eye wash 89. Other names for Sodium Potassium Tartrate
III. Water softener I. Glauber’s Salt
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III II. Sal Seignette
77. Bromide ions : Sedative Effects III. Rochelle Salt
Iodide ions : Expectorant Effects A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false. 90. Which of the following is/are true:
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true. I. Glauber’s salt is used as a Cathartic
C. Both statements are true. II. Rochelle Salt is used as a sequestering agent in
D. Both statements are false. Fehling’s B Reagent
78. Baking Soda: ________; Washing Soda: _________ III. Fehling’s Reagent is used to test reducing sugars
A. Sodium Chloride; Sodium Bicarbonate A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
B. Sodium Carbonate; Sodium Bicarbonate 91. Which of the following is/are true:
C. Sodium Bromide; Sodium Bicarbonate I. Sodium sulfite is an antioxidant
D. Sodium Bicarbonate; Sodium Hydroxide II. Sodium gluconate is an electrolyte replenisher
E. Sodium Bicarbonate; Sodium Carbonate III. Sodium Chloride is a tonicity adjuster
79. Other Names for Na2CO3 A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
I. Sal Soda 92. Which of the following is/are TRUE
II. Washing Soda I. Nitrite ions act as both oxidizing and reducing agent
III. Brine II. It has vasoconstricting property causing an increase
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III in blood pressure
80. The following are other names of NaCl EXCEPT III. Sodium Nitrite is used as antidote for Cyanide
A. Brine poisoning
B. Table Salt A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
C. Rock Salt
D. Sea Salt 93. Which of the following is NOT true about Cyanide
E. Rochelle Salt Poisoning management:
81. Chloride is the major extracellular anion. I. Nitrites reduced Hemoglobin into Methemoglobin
Sodium is the major extracellular cation. II. Cyanide ions bind to Methemoglobin forming
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false. Cyanmethemoglobin retarding cyanide toxicity
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true. III. Sodium Thiosulfate converts Cyanmethemoglobin into
C. Both statements are true. the less toxic Sodium thiosulfate
D. Both statements are false. A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
94. Sodium Nitrate: Calx Sodica A. Graham’s salts
Soda Lime: Chile Salt Peter B. Epsom Salt
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false. C. Saltpeter
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true. D. Rochelle Salt
C. Both statements are true. E. Sea Salt
D. Both statements are false. 109. Sodium Ascorbate is a reducing agent.
95. Components of Soda Lime: It is the non-acidic form of Vit C.
I. Ca(OH)2 A. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
II. NaOH B. First statement is false. Second statement is true.
III. NaCl C. Both statements are true.
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III D. Both statements are false.
96. Other names of Sodium Hydroxide 110. EDTA stands for _________
I. Caustic Soda 111. ______ - an excipient that is incorporated into the
II. Lye or Soda Lye formulation of tablets or capsules to promote their
III. Liquid Sosa disintegration
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III 112. Which of the following is correctly matched:
97. Which of the following is/are true: I. Sodium Bisulfite: Antioxidant
I. Deliquescent compounds absorb moisture and liquefy II. Disodium Calcium EDTA: Chelating agent
II. Hygroscopic compounds gives off water of III. Sodium Starch Glycolate: Tablet disintegrant
crystallization to the environment A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
III. Efflorescent compounds absorb moisture but do not 113. Which of the following is used in the treatment of Vincent’s
liquefy Angina or Trench Mouth due to its ability to form Hydrogen
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III peroxide upon hydrolysis?
98. NaOH A. Sodium Hypchlorite
I. Deliquescent agent B. Sodium Metabisulfite
II. Strong base C. Sodium Perborate
III. Saponifying agent D. Sodium Citrate
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III E. Sodium Thiocyanate
99. NaOH is used as saponifying agent in making soft soap. 114. Compound responsible for “Chinese restaurant syndrome”
KOH is used as saponifying agent in making hard soap. A. Sodium Metabisulfite
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false. B. Sodium Perborate
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true. C. Sodium Citrate
C. Both statements are true. D. Sodium Phosphate
D. Both statements are false. E. Monosodium glutamate
100. NaClO is also known as 115. Sodium Phosphate is chemically Dibasic Sodium
I. Bleach Phosphate.
II. Bleaching Powder It is used as Saline laxative.
III. Chlorox A. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III B. First statement is false. Second statement is true.
101. Component of Labaraque’s solution C. Both statements are true.
A. Sodium Sulfate D. Both statements are false
B. Sodium Hypochlorite 116. ______ laxatives are agents that cause hypertonicity in
C. Sodium Chloride the gastrointestinal lumen drawing water from the cells.
D. Sodium Bicarbonate 117. Roles of Potassium Ions:
E. Sodium Acetate I. Diuretic effect
102. Modified Dakin’s Solution is Diluted Sodium hypochlorite II. Muscular Contraction
solution. III. Impulse Transmission
True or False? A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
103. Sodium Lactate 118. KHCO3
I. Electrolyte replenisher I. Urine and Systemic Alkalinizer
II. Antiketogenic II. Diuretic
III. Systemic Acidifier III. Carbonating agent
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III 119. Potassium Carbonate is also known as:
104. _______ are compounds that are mirror images but non I. Salt of Wormwood
superimposable II. Pearl Ash
105. Which of the following is/are true: III. Salt of Tartar
I. Sodium Nitroprusside is a potent vasodilator A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
II. It is a hypotensive agent 120. Bertholett’s Salt
III. Liberates cyanide ions upon photooxidation A. Sodium Bromide
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III B. Potassium Bromide
106. The following statements are true about Sodium C. Potassium Chlorate
thiosulfate EXCEPT: D. Potassium Chloride
A. Also known as Photographer’s hypo E. Potassium Bitartrate
B. Antidote for Cyanide Poisoning 121. Systemic absorption of Potassium Chlorate can lead to
C. Has antiseptic property interstitial nephritis due to hemolysis.
D. Good oxidizing agent Potassium Chloride is the component of Lethal injection.
E. Cathartic A. First statement is true Second statement is false.
107. Arsphenamine is an arsenic-containing antimicrobial agent B. First statement is false. Second statement is true.
used to treat syphilis and African Typanosomiasis. C. Both statements are true.
It is also known as __________ D. Second statements are false.
108. Sodium Metaphosphate is also known as 122. Kalium Durule
 A. Potassium Bicarbonate D. K2CO3
B. Potassium Chloride E. KOH
C. Potassium Iodide 135. _______ removes permanganate stains
D. Potassium Acetate A. Carboxylic Acid
E. Potassium Chlorate B. Acetic Acid
123. Which of the following is/are true about Potassium Citrate: C. Sulfuric Acid
I. Diaphoretic D. Oxalic Acid
II. Osmotic Diuretic E. All of the above
III. Expectorant 136. Sulfurated Potash is also known as
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III I. Potassa
124. Potassium Hydroxide is also known as: II. Liver of Sulfur
I. Soda Lye III. Potassa Sulfurata
II. Caustic Potash A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
III. Potassa 137. Sulfurated Potash is composed of
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III I. Potassium Chloride
125. Used in the treatment of Hyperthyroidism II. Potassium Polysulfides
A. Potassium Bromide III. Potassium Thiosulfate
B. Potassium Acetate A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
C. Potassium Nitrate 138. Which of the following is/are components of White Lotion
D. Potassium Iodide USP?
E. Potassium Chloride I. Potassium Chloride
126. Component of Lugol’s solution II. Sulfurated Potash
A. Potassium Bromide III. Zinc Sulfate
B. Potassium Acetate A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
C. Potassium Nitrate 139. Which of the following is/are true?
D. Potassium Iodide I. Potassium Thiocyanate has Iodide-like effect due to
E. Potassium Chloride the thiocyanate ions
127. Drug of Choice for Cutaneous Lymphatic Sporotrichosis II. Potassium Thiocyanate has hypotensive effect
A. Potassium Bromide III. Potassium Thiocyanate is sulfur containing
B. Potassium Acetate A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
C. Potassium Nitrate 140. Which of the following is correctly paired:
D. Potassium Iodide I. Potassium Arsenite is Fowler’s Solution
E. Potassium Chloride II. Potassium Aluminum Sulfate is Tartar Emetic
128. KNO3 is also known as III. Antimony Potassium Tartrate is Potassium Alum
I. Saltpeter A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
II. Salitre 141. Component of Nessler’s Reagent
III. Salt Prunelle A. Sorensen Potassium Phosphate
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III B. Potassium thiocyanate
129. Use of Potassium Bromide: C. Potassium Arsenite
I. Reduce mental excitement D. Antimony Potassium tartrate
II. Reduce nervousness E. Potassium tetraiodomercurate
III. Management if Seizure 142. Which of the following is correctly paired:
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III I. Potassium Alum: Antiperspirant
130. Potassium Chlorate is an oxidizing agent. II. Potassium Arsenite: Antileukemic
Potassium Bitartrate has a diuretic effect. III. Atimony Potassium Tartrate: Antischistosomiasis
A. First statement is true. Second statement is false. A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
B. First statement is false. Second statement is true. 143. Which of the following reagent is used to detect ammonia?
C. Both statements are true. A. Sorensen Potassium Phosphate
D. Both statements are false. B. Nessler’s Reagent
131. Uses of Potassium Nitrate: C. Benedict’s Reagent
I. Meat preservative D. Potassium Metaphosphate
II. Expectorant E. Potassium Perchlorate
III. Diuretic and Diaphoretic 144. Potassium Perchlorate is a strong reducing agent.
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III Potassium Metabisulfite is a strong oxidizing agent.
132. Also known as Mineral Chameleon A. First statement is true. Second statement is false.
A. KNO3 B. First statement is false. Second statement is true.
B. KMNO4 C. Both statements are true.
C. KClO3 D. Both statements are false.
D. K2CO3 145. BONUS
E. KOH
133. True about Potassium Permanganate:
I. Antidote for Strychnine poisoning
II. Strong Reducing agent
III. Leaves brown coloration on the skin due to
Manganese dioxide
A. I only B. I, II C. I, III D. II, III E. I, II, III
134. Which of the following is used in Bromhidrosis?
A. KNO3
B. KMNO4
C. KClO3
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