Antibacterial and Astringent
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Tx of infections of mucous membranes A. Howe B. Lumosol C. Calcarones
B
Used as oxidizing antiseptic A. Iodine B. Hydrogen peroxide C. Chlorinated lime
B
Match Alum = Al sulfate = Al acetate = Zn sulfate = A. White vitriol B. Tawas C. Pickle alum D. Burrow’s soln
B, C, D, A
Cake alum A. White vitriol B. Tawas C. Pickle alum D. Burrow’s soln
C
Azufre A. Liver of Sulfur B. Flowers of Sulfur C. Milk of Sulfur
B
Antidote of mercurous chloride S_______ f______________ s_______
Sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate
Germicide A. Howe B. Iodine C. Sulfur
B
Phenolated I2 soln A. Lugol’s soln B. Boulton’s soln C. Iopanoic acid
B
Antischistosomas A. Selenium sulfide B. Sb potassium tartrate C. Mercurous chloride
B
Scabicide A. Sulfur B. Iodine C. Lumosol
A
Lugol’s solution ___% ____ in _____
5, I2, KI
____% I2 solution - effective antibacterial A. 0.2 B. 0.02 C. 2
B
Match Sublimed Sulfur = _____ Sulfurated potash = _____ Precipitated Sulfur = _____ A. Liver of Sulfur B. Flowers of Sulfur C. Milk of Sulfur
B, A, C
Used in visualisation of bladder A. KI B. Boulton’s soln C. Iopanoic acid
C
Used in dentistry to protect the dentrin A. Howe B. Lumosol C. Calcarones
B
Rubbery in consistency A. Plastic Sulfur B. Calcarone C. Azufre
B
“Hairy tongue” A. Iodine B. Hydrogen peroxide C. Chlorinated lime
B
Bleaching powder A. Selenium sulfide B. Ammoniated Mercury C. Chlorinated lime
C
Thenard’s oxygenated acid
Hydrogen peroxide