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A drug used orally to replenish loss of potassium ion.  

A highly poisonous compound used as a fumigant.  

Transparent prismatic crystals used as an alkalizer. A substance employed to alleviate discomfort caused by mild urinary tract infections by reducing the acidity of the urine.  

Lemon-yellow crystals used as a dye and furniture stain, in manufacture of batteries, in photography, and in laboratories to preserve tissue.  

A white crystalline powder used in pharmaceutical and chemical preparations.  

Aluminum potassium sulfate; strongly astringent, used topically as a styptic.  

In dilatation of the aorta, dullness on percussion over the area extending from the body of the sternum toward the third costal cartilage on the right, and to the base of the sternum.  

Urine that remains in the bladder after urination; e.g., in prostate hypertrophy.  

Chronic disability following a presumed viral infection. The most characteristic and persistent feature of the disease is muscle fatigue unrelieved by rest. Other symptoms include low-grade fever, headache, blurred vision or diplopia, stiff neck, vertigo, nausea and vomiting, lymphadenopathy, emotional lability, insomnia, urinary frequency, and either deafness or hyperacusis. In addition depression, anxiety, or other…