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TAMHSC Nutans Pharmaceutics Test II

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reactants   -dc/dt  
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products   dc/dt  
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general rate equation   -dc/dt=kC^n  
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zero rate equation   Co-Cf=kt  
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first order   ln Cf/Co=kt  
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second order   (1/Cf)-(1/Co)=kt  
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Arrhenius 1   ln K1 = ln A -Ea/RT  
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Arrhenius 2   ln K2/K1=Ea/R*(1/T2-1/T1)  
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Newton's law of flow 1   F'/A=n(dv/dr)  
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Newton's law of flow 2   n=F/G  
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Fluidity   o=1/n  
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kinematic viscosity   kv=n/p  
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Mechanism of Degradation   Physical, Chemical, Microbiological  
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Chemical   Isomeration, Hydrolysis, Oxidation, Photolysis, Epimerization  
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Hydrolysis   most important cause of drug degradation  
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Solvolysis   cosolvents involved; under hydrolysis  
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hydrolysis ex.   ester, salt, amide, lactone, lactam  
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factors hydrolysis   Temp., pH, Water content  
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minimize hydrolysis   tight containers, ph adj., non water soluble drugs, replace/reduce water content, lyophilization, refridgerate  
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oxidation   +O, -e, -H+ (gaine electronegative radicals, lose electro positive or electron)  
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autooxidation   Complex reaction via free radical mechanism  
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free radical   highly unstable, highly reactive, one/more unpaired electrons  
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free radical trace amounts   heavy metals, peroxides, atmostpheric oxygen  
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free radical steps   intiation, propagation, termination  
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initiation   R-R -> R + R  
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Propagation   R +O2 ->ROO ROO + R-R ->ROOR + R  
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Termination   R + R -> RR or R+ROO ->ROOR  
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factors affecting oxidation   Concentration, Radiation, Temperature, Catalysts, PH  
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Minimize oxidation   antioxidents  
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antioxidents   negative catalysts, prevent via free radicals (oxidized pref.)  
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Oxidation Aq. examples   Sulfites/Sulfates  
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Oxidation Oil Examples   BHA, BHT  
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Synergists   increast activity of antioxidants  
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Synergists Ex.   EDTA derivatives, Citric  
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photolysis   UV, IR, visibile degradation  
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amber bottle   UV protection  
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Racemization   l to d and vice versa  
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Polymorphism   different solubility, dissolution rate, melting point  
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rate of reaction   rate, velocity, speed of reaction over time  
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law of mass action   rate of chemic reaction proportional to product of malar concentration of reactants ^power=molecules  
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molecularity of reaction   total number of moleucles, atoms, or ions reacting in an elementary process  
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molecularity importance   not much  
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Order of reaction   sum of exponents  
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calculate reaction order   hard unless experimentally determined  
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half life   1/2 gone  
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shelf life   10% gone  
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order can be...   0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, etc.  
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zero order independence   reactant concentration  
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zero order constant   rate  
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units zero order   mole/L/time (M/time)  
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first order reaction   rate of drug loss=remaining drug concentration  
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first order reaction rate   not constant  
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first order units   time-1  
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second order units   liter/mole/time (M-1 time -1)  
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pseudo order   apparent order reaction; one more than other to no effect rate  
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Arrhenius does   describe collision theory of effect of temperature on reaction rates  
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A=   arrhenium factor or freq. factor  
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Ea   energy of activation  
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R   cal/degree/mol  
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Ea   cal/mol  
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A   time-1  
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AST   increase rate of chemical degredation or physical change-exaggerated storage conditions  
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stress testing   under more severe conditions that AST  
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stress testing tests   meter-dosed inhalers, creams, emulsions, regrigerated aqueous liquid products  
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interface   boundary between 2 or more hertogeneous systems  
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liquid surface   liquid-gas  
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solid surface   solid-gas  
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surface tension   force/unit length, parallel to surface  
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surface tension units   dynes/cm or Newton/meter  
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surface free energy   excess of potential energy in surface molecules  
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f   force applied  
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L   length of film  
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surface tension B   surface free energy change/unit area increase  
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surface tension C   work required to create new interface  
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Surface free energey   erg (dye-cm) or Joule (Newton-Meter)  
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1 Newton   10^5 dynes  
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1 Joule   10^7 ergs  
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adsorption   added molecules partitioned to interface (positive)  
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negative adsorption   materials are partitioned in favor of bulk  
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surface active agents/surfactants   amphiphilic; reduce interfacial energy  
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adsorbent   adsorb other molecules  
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adsorbate   item adsorbed  
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physical adsorption   van der waals, reversible (desorption)  
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chemisorption   irreverisible, chemical bonds  
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Rhelogy   study of flows of liquids; deformation of solids; viscosity of powders, fluids, semisolids  
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viscosity   resistence to flow in fluids (heterogeneous solutions-no describe)  
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newtonion flow system   follows newtonian flow  
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non-newtonian flow system   does not follow newtonian flow  
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shearing stress   F`/A=F  
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Rate of Shear   n(dv/dr)=G  
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viscous unitys   g/cm/sec or poise  
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poise   shearing force required to produce velocity 1 cm/second  
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fluidity   reciprocal of viscosity  
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kinematic viscosity   stroke  
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newtonian systems   constant viscosity, regardless of shear rate applied  
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newtonian systems ex.   simple solutions  
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plastic flow aka   bingham bodies  
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plastic flow   yield value  
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plastic flow ex.   flocculated concetrated suspensions  
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pseudoplastic flow   no yield, flow incresases, visc decresases with increasing rate of shear  
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shear thinning system   decreased viscousness, increase rate of shear  
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pseudoplastic ex.   polymer dispersions and unknown flocculated suspensions  
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Dilatant flow   no yield value, shear thickening system,  
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shear thickening system   as viscous increases, so does rate of shear, flow decreases  
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dilatant flow ex.   deflocullated particals and high conc. suspension  
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thixotropy   plastic/pseudoplastic; back up liquid  
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antithixotropy (negative thixotropy)   down more viscous  
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water soluble form   drugs can not pass through lipid membranes  
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lipid-water partition coefficient   nonpolar (membrane)/aq. buffer (plasma) ph_7.4  
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inc. polarity,   inc. ionization, decrease P.C  
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dec. polarity   dec. ionization, increase P.C  
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sub/buccal good   rapid absorption, drug stavility, avoid first pass  
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sub/buccal bad   incovenient, small doses, unpleasent taste of some drugs  
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oral good   convenient, systemic absorption, economical  
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oral bad   variable absorption, slow onset, innefficient, irritation (Gastric mucosa-N/V), destruction, too slow for ER, unpleasant tate, no unconciuos, first pass via portal vien  
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rectal-good & bad   unconcious, N/V, no first pass, easy terminate, absorption variable, lax.  
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IV   100% bioavailable, precise, pain free, large doses, (higher concent. attarined rapidly, embolism, difficult to withdraw)  
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IM   rapid for aq., slow for oil (depot therapy), pain, 5mL max  
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SC   slow, limited by blood flow, vasoconstrict slow, 2mL max  
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inhalation   gaseous, volitale, rapid access  
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topical   dermal local, transermal, no first pass,  
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choice ROA   disease (local, systemic, rapid, slow), age, physico-chemical characterisitics (solubility, stablity), Pharmacokinetics (KADME)  
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solution good   compliance, bioavailability, enteral, nursing home patients, administration, less dose variation, avoid irritation  
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solution bad   measure dose, least stable, preservation required, poor soluble, light sensitive, bulky, not easy transportable, expensive to make  
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purified water   <0.001% residue  
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purified water methods   distillation, ion exchange, reverse osmosis  
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alcohol USP   94.9%-96 v/v; alcohol and water soluble; >15% antimicrobial, toxic effects in children  
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diluted alcohol USP   mix equal water and alcohol; 3% shrinkage  
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rubbing alcohol   70%v/v, ehtyl alcohol, denaturant, color, perfume, oils, stabilizers, rubefacient, soothing rub, germicide, skin cleanser, vehicle  
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isopropyl alchol   70% v/v, NO denatureant, rubefacient, soothing rub, vehicle, disinfect skin (no germicide)  
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Glycerin USP   sweet syrup, miscible liquid and alcohol, high viscous, drug slowly dissolve, preservative, stabilizer  
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Polyhydric alcohols   Propylen Glycol (w/ water and alcohol), viscous liquid, fixed oil vegetiable origins  
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acid preservatives   methyl paraben, propyl paraben  
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sucrose   low mw carbs, colorless, highly soluble, increase viscous, pleasent texture, ph 4-8, with sorbitol, glycerin, polyols (prevent recystalize/caplock)  
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liquid glucose   viscous liquid, dextrose, dextrings, maltose, partial hydrolysis of starch  
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liquid glucose is aka   corn syrup, glucose syrup, starch syrup  
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saccharin   sodium and calcium salts, supplement sugars and polyols or alone  
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sacchrin   250-500X sweet but bitter aftertaste, stable over wide PH,  
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aspartame   200X sweet than sucrose, no aftertaste, nutritive value  
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viscous enhancer   improve palatability, modify pourability  
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viscous enhance ex.   sucrose providone, cellulose  
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flavors   menthol, chloroform, MSG  
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MSG   enhance flavors, reduce metallic tase, bitter taste, aftertaste, no pediatrics  
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Menthol, chloroform   desensitize taste bud  
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oral solution   mild volume depletion, Na, K, Cl, citrate, dextrose  
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oral solution examples   pedialyte, ricelyte, rehydrate  
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oral colonic lavage   PEG  
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PEG   osmotic agent  
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balanced electrolye concentration   no net change of electrolytes or water  
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oral colonic lavage example   colyte, trilye, golytely  
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mg citrate   saline cathartic  
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na citrate   systemic alkalinizer  
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mouthwashes/gargles   antiseptice, analgesics, deodorant, astringents  
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mouthwash ex.   listerine, peridex, isodine  
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syrups   85% sugar, fully preserved, vehicle, sweetening agent,  
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elixiers   hydroalcoholic, Glycerine propylene glycol (adj. solvents), less sweet and viscous than syrups, pref. over syrup manu., heat and light protect  
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tinctures   alcholic and hyrdoalcoholic from VEGETABLE materials, 15-80% alcohol, self-preserving, light resitant, air-tight containers  
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aromatic waters   aq. solution, sat. volatile or aromatic compounds, "oils"  
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spirits   alcoholic, hydroalcoholic solution, oral and topic, camphor spirit  
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burows solution   AQ, aluminim acetate, wet dressing, dermatologil, tablets and packets  
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peroxide   AQ, 2.5-3.5%; local inti-infective, solution degrades light and heat  
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Chlorhexidine gluconate   AQ, 4% solution, skin wound and general skin cleanser, pre-op skin prep; broad spectrum antiseptic  
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Betadine solution   AQ; providine-iodine, ioding with PVP, 10% available iodine, surgical scrub, non-irritating antiseptic solution  
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compound benzoin tincture   NAQ, 10%benzoin, skin protecant, inhalent, vehicle for podophyllum delivery, tight light resistant containers  
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liniments   NAQ, alcoholic, oligenous olution, counterirritant, rubefacient, oil=massage; tight container  
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collodions   NAQ; 4% pyroxylin; 3:1 ether:alcohol; flammible, occlusive protective coating on skin; protec light and temp., well closed  
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Flexible collodion   topical, 2% camphor, 3% castor oil, camphor-waterproof, castor oil-flexible  
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salicyclic acid colloidion   topical, 10% salicyclic acid; keratolytic, white petroleum to protect  
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