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Used as an acidulant especially in infant feeding formulas

LACTIC ACID

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Occurs naturally in many fruits (ex. banana, grapes, tamarind, and, citrus)

TARTARIC ACID

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also known as cream of tartar develops naturally in the process of wine making it contains a stronger and more sour taste

Potassium bitartrate

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Contains not less than 92.3% by weight

ALCOHOL

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Mixture of alcohol & H2O in which the percentage of ethanol by vol. at 15.56°C, is 48.4°C to 49.50°C

DILUTED ALCOHOL

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70% which used as a local anti-infection

ALCOHOL

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Use; SOLVENT

DILUTED ALCOHOL

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– administered by IV injection to increase calorie intake & replenish fluid & as a local anti-infective.

10% alcohol & dextrose 5% in

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By_____, brandy (from wine) is formed

distillation

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is used medicinally as a mild stimulant and tonic.

Wine

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(from fermented malted grain) which is a CNS depressant, it is usually aged in oak barrels

Whiskey

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(from fermented molasses and cane sugars) each contains 40 to 55% of alcohol.

Rum

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D-Mannitol

MANNITOL

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A hexahydric alcohol

MANNITOL

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MANNITOL Obtained by (blank) of mannose or by (blank) from manna.

reduction, isolation

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is the dried saccharine exudate of Fraxinus ornus Linne (fam. Oleacea) and contains 50-60% of mannitol; also used as a laxative.

Manna

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Fraxinus ornus Linne (fam.

Oleacea

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Not absorbed in the _____ when administered parenterally, it is not metabolized & is eliminated readily by glomerular filtration that’s why it starts as a diagnostic aid and as an osmotic diuretic.

GIT

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It is a type of diuretic that inhibits the absorption of water and sodium, they are pharmacologically inert substances that are given intravenously; they increase the osmolality of blood an renal filtrate.

Examples of osmotic diuretic are mannitol & isosorbide.

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D-Glucitol

SORBITOL

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