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amine - most basic functional group

cancer cells - lack of growth controls

iron oxides - pigment

enflurane - isomer of isoflurane

mannitol - osmotic diuretic

oxidation of double bonds - causes rancidity of fats

acetaminophen - antipyretic aniline deriv with weak anti inflam

- most basic functional group

- lack of growth controls

- use of iron xides

- isomer of isoflurane

- osmotic diuretic

- causes rancidity of fats

- antipyretic aniline deriv with weak anti inflam


KCl - antidote in digitalis intoxi

methoxyflurane - most potent of all inhalation anesthetics

collagen formation - vit c use in wound healing

ergot derivative - lysergic acid diethylamide

octanol - lipid phase, determine partition coeff in vitro

iodine - ameliorating agent in hyperthyroid

- antidote in digitalis intoxi

- most potent of all inhalation anesthetics

- vit c use in wound healing

- lysergic acid diethylamide

- lipid phase, determine partition coeff in vitro

- ameliorating agent in hyperthyroid


K - violet to non-luminous flame

oxacillin - resistant to penicilinase

acacia - not soluble in alcohol

halogen - salt forming groups

trimethoprim - folate reductase inhibitor

amino group - gram negative sensitivity to amoxicillin

- violet to non-luminous flame

- resistant to penicilinase

- not soluble in alcohol

- salt forming groups

- folate reductase inhibitor

- gram negative sensitivity to amoxicillin

serotonin - indolamine neurotransmitter

nystatin - polyene antifungal


inhibit DNA gyrase - MOA quinolones

inhbiti cell division - MOA thiabendazole

sulphites - decolor fuschin dye indicates

silicon - second most abundant element

Sb2S3 - orange red sulfide insoluble in NH3

NH4OH - volatile base

Kr, Xe - possible inhalatory anesthetic

- indolamine neurotransmitter

- polyene antifungal

- MOA quinolones

- MOA thiabendazole

- decolor fuschin dye indicates

- second most abundant element

- orange red sulfide insoluble in NH3

- volatile base

- possible inhalatory anesthetic (2)


Mg - metal present in chlorophyll

naloxone - prototype narcotic antag

borax - NOT an aluminum salt

Le Chateliers - when stress is applied, equilibrium shifts to relieve stress

ferric - blood red colorization with CNS

centrifuge - semi micro procedures, filtration replaced by

chemical equilibrium - rate of forward = rate of reverse reaction

Ideal gas law - PV = nRT

Al powder, ZnO, AgNO3 - constituents of Ladd's paste

- metal present in chlorophyll

- prototype narcotic antag

- NOT an aluminum salt

- when stress is applied, equilibrium shifts to relieve stress

- blood red colorization with CNS

- semi micro procedures, filtration replaced by

- rate of forward = rate of reverse reaction

- PV = nRT
- constituents of Ladd's paste

Chromium -green ppt after sol is neutralized with ammonia

bulk transport - solvent shift

sulfuric acid - dehydrating agent in pyroxylin

vancomycin - glycopeptides antibiotic

mercury - amalgam alloys

lipids - prostaglandins resemble

Ca(OH)2, NaOH - composition of Soda lime

Cesium hydroxide - metal hydroxide with highest alkalinity

Acetate, Citrate, Carbonate - component of Potassium triplex

Heisenburg UNCERTAINTY - impossible to accurately determine the position and motion


of electron

sodium - element that predominates in plasma and interstital

sislver - black ppt in marsh test

positive inotropic - direct myocardial stimuation


-green ppt after sol is neutralized with ammonia

- solvent shift

- dehydrating agent in pyroxylin

- glycopeptides antibiotic

- amalgam alloys

- prostaglandins resemble

- composition of Soda lime

- metal hydroxide with highest alkalinity

- component of Potassium triplex

- impossible to accurately determine the position and motion of electron

- element that predominates in plasma and interstital

- black ppt in marsh test

- direct myocardial stimuation

manganese - purple with sodium bis

talc - softest mineral

schistosoma - tartar emetic

Cr-51 - vol of RBC and total vol

Oxygen - acid former

phenoxyethyl penicillin - chem name of pheneticillin

permangantes - purple colored compounds

nitrogen - most stable diatomic mol

suspending agent - use of bentonite

mafenide - anti burn drug, causes sys acidosis

primary - most potent anti bac alc


- purple with sodium bis

- softest mineral

- use of tartar emetic

- vol of RBC and total vol

- acid former

- chem name of pheneticillin

- purple colored compounds

- most stable diatomic mol

- use of bentonite

- anti burn drug, causes sys acidosis

- most potent anti bac alc

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