BP106T · Semester 1 · B.Pharm
Unit IV — GI Agents, Antimicrobials and Radiopharmaceuticals
Pharmaceutical Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry
This study page introduces GI Agents, Antimicrobials and Radiopharmaceuticals in Pharmaceutical Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry (BP106T), B.Pharm Semester 1. Read the selected definitions and short notes below, then download the full unit PDF.
Topics in this unit
- GASTROINTESTINAL AGENTS
- INORGANIC ANTIMICROBIALS
- RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS
Definitions and short notes
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Gastrointestinal (GI) agent
scientific: an inorganic compound acting on the stomach or intestines to correct acidity or bowel function. GI agent — simple: a medicine-salt that fixes stomach/intestine problems — too much acid, too little acid, or a "stuck" bowel.
Unit PDF · page 2
Acidifier
scientific: a substance that increases the acidity (lowers the pH) of gastric juice or urine. Acidifier — simple: a medicine that adds acid where the body is short of it.
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