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phenolphthalein a cathartic and pH indicator, with a range of 8.5 (colorless) to 9.0 (red).
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phenolphthalein t. 1. (for blood) boil a thin fecal suspension, cool, and add it to half as much reagent (made by dissolving 1 to 2 g of phenolphthalein and 25 g of potassium hydroxide in water). Add 10 g of metallic zinc and heat until decolorized. A pink color indicates the presence of blood.  2. (in urine) make the urine alkaline; a red color indicates phenolphthalein.
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phenolsulfonphthalein a bright to dark red, crystalline powder that has been administered by intramuscular or intravenous injection to test renal function. Called also phenol red.
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phenoltetrachlorophthalein a coal tar derivative, used intravenously in tests of liver function.
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phenoltetrachlorophthalein t. (for liver function): phenoltetrachlorophthalein is injected intravenously, and normally it appears in the feces, being excreted by the liver with the bile, and giving a bright color to the feces. A decrease in the normal excretion of this substance points to liver injury.
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