Pharmaceutical Chemistry Quiz

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What is the route of absorption for primary amides of estrone?

Through the oral route

What is the chemical structure that primary amides of estrone are absorbed through?

R-NH-C

What is the comparison being made in the text?

Between primary amides of estrone and carboxylic acid

What is the focus of the text?

Pharmacokinetics of estrone

What is the other compound being compared to primary amides of estrone?

Carboxylic acid

What is a characteristic of primary medications?

They are broken down into smaller compounds

What is the purpose of using primary medications?

To enhance the absorption of poorly absorbed drugs

Which of the following is an example of a primary medication?

Salazin

What happens to primary medications in the body?

They are broken down into smaller compounds

What is the result of breaking down primary medications?

The formation of smaller compounds, one of which may be the active drug

What is the purpose of the drug if it doesn't act locally in the gastrointestinal tract?

To reach the target site through the blood circulation

What is the barrier that the drug needs to pass through to reach the bloodstream?

Gastrointestinal mucosal membrane

What is the acid that the drug, enalapril, is converted to?

Enalaprilic acid

Why does the drug need to pass through the gastrointestinal mucosal membrane?

To be absorbed into the bloodstream

What is the chemical name of the drug?

N-CH3 Enalapril

What is the chemical formula for the medication chloramphenicol?

C14H12Cl2N2O5

What is the name of the medication that is an example of a primary amide?

Chloramphenicol

What is the chemical structure of chloramphenicol?

R = H, R' = CO(CH2)2OH

What is the name of the medication that is a palmitate?

Chloramphenicol Palmitate

What is the chemical functional group found in chloramphenicol?

Amide

What is the status of some features?

Unavailable

What action is being performed?

Translating a page

What is the name of the translation service?

Google Translate

What time is mentioned in the text?

8:05

What question is being asked?

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This quiz covers pharmaceutical chemistry, including chemical structures and names of various medications and their derivatives. Topics include chloramphenicol palmitate and chloramphenicol succinate.

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