What are the:a.)Active Ingredient Classification (ex. Analgesic)B.) Brand Names available in the market(ex. Biogesic)C.) Label claim (ex. 500 mg/tablet, 160 mg/5 mL).d.) Dosage forms available in the market (ex. tablet) and matter classification (ex. solid/liquid/gas – homogeneous/ heterogeneousE.)Dosage and regimen (ex. take #1 500 mg tablet every 4 hours)f.)Pharmacologic Use or Indication. of a precipitated sulfur or the one at the third row only? ActiveDosageRaw MaterialsActual Yield FormulationPackagingIngredientForm3 kgs. p-aminophenol and 2kgs. acetic anhydride2.6 kgsparacetamo20 tablets perblister pack500 mg perParacetamolTablettablet20 tablets per2 kgs. Salicylic acid and 2.5kgs. acetic anhydride1180 g80 mg perAspirinTabletaspirintabletblister pack500 g calcium polysulphideand 1.5 kg hydrochloric343.4gprecipitatedsulfurPrecipitated250 mg perOintment100 jars per boxsulfurjaracid1.75kgs160mg perOral2 kgs calcium oxide and1.75 kg H,0Calcium100mL percalcium10mLSuspensiocarbonatebottlecarbonatesuspension0.004 mgOphthalmicsolution30 mL plasticdrip bottles1.5 kgs3 kgs. sodium borate and1.5 kg hydrochloric acidper 50microliterBoric acidboric aciddrop1.66 kgs.3 kgs. acetic acid and 2.5kgs. potassium bicarbonatePotassium1100 mg perOral473 mL perPotassiumacetate5 mLSolutionbottleacetate1.5 kgs cream of tartar and2.5 kg sodium carbonatemonohydrate1.20 kgsSeignetteSeignettesalt160 mg per100 mL perSyrup5 mLbottlesalt750 gOral950 g elemental iodine +1.5 kgs pohydroxidePotassium237 mL perpotassiumiodide1 g per mLSaturatediodidebottleSolution

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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What are the:

a.)Active Ingredient Classification (ex. Analgesic)

B.) Brand Names available in the market(ex. Biogesic)

C.) Label claim (ex. 500 mg/tablet, 160 mg/5 mL).

d.) Dosage forms available in the market (ex. tablet) and matter classification (ex. solid/liquid/gas – homogeneous/ heterogeneous

E.)Dosage and regimen (ex. take #1 500 mg tablet every 4 hours)

f.)Pharmacologic Use or Indication.

of a precipitated sulfur or the one at the third row only?

Active
Dosage
Raw Materials
Actual Yield Formulation
Packaging
Ingredient
Form
3 kgs. p-aminophenol and 2
kgs. acetic anhydride
2.6 kgs
paracetamo
20 tablets per
blister pack
500 mg per
Paracetamol
Tablet
tablet
20 tablets per
2 kgs. Salicylic acid and 2.5
kgs. acetic anhydride
1180 g
80 mg per
Aspirin
Tablet
aspirin
tablet
blister pack
500 g calcium polysulphide
and 1.5 kg hydrochloric
343.4g
precipitated
sulfur
Precipitated
250 mg per
Ointment
100 jars per box
sulfur
jar
acid
1.75kgs
160mg per
Oral
2 kgs calcium oxide and
1.75 kg H,0
Calcium
100mL per
calcium
10mL
Suspensio
carbonate
bottle
carbonate
suspension
0.004 mg
Ophthalmic
solution
30 mL plastic
drip bottles
1.5 kgs
3 kgs. sodium borate and
1.5 kg hydrochloric acid
per 50
microliter
Boric acid
boric acid
drop
1.66 kgs.
3 kgs. acetic acid and 2.5
kgs. potassium bicarbonate
Potassium
1100 mg per
Oral
473 mL per
Potassium
acetate
5 mL
Solution
bottle
acetate
1.5 kgs cream of tartar and
2.5 kg sodium carbonate
monohydrate
1.20 kgs
Seignette
Seignette
salt
160 mg per
100 mL per
Syrup
5 mL
bottle
salt
750 g
Oral
950 g elemental iodine +
1.5 kgs po
hydroxide
Potassium
237 mL per
potassium
iodide
1 g per mL
Saturated
iodide
bottle
Solution

Definition Definition Substance that constitutes everything in the universe. Matter consists of atoms, which are composed of electrons, protons, and neutrons. Different atoms combine together to give rise to molecules that act as a foundation for all kinds of substances. There are five states of matter based on their energies of attraction: solid, liquid, gases, plasma, and BEC (Bose-Einstein condensates).

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