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1: Medical Math: Sources of Drugs (1) Flashcards

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What is included in the natural sources of drugs?

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Minerals
Animal
Plant
Bacteria
Fungi
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What are the sources of drugs?

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Natural
Semisynthetic
Synthetic

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What are the active ingredients in plants as a source of drugs?

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Alkaloids
Glycosides
Resins
Gums
Tannins
Fixed oils
Volatile oils
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Describe Alkaloids

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basic nitrogenous substances that are insoluble in water and end in -ine.
their salts are soluble in water.
have a bitter taste.
can be precipitated by acids.

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What are some examples of Alkaloids?

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Atropine
Morphine
Pilocarpine
Physostigmine

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Describe Glycosides

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Sugars combined with other organic structures (aglycone or genin).

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What are some examples of Glycosides?

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Digitalis glycosides (digoxin, digitoxin, ouabain)

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Describe Resins

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Substances formed by polymerization of volatile oils.

are weak and can break easily.

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Describe Gums

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Polysaccharides secreted by certain trees.

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What are some examples of Gums?

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Acacia

Tragacanth

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Describe Tannins

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Non nitrogenous plant constituents that produce astringent effect (precipitate proteins)

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Describe Fixed Oils

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Stable oils and they will not evaporate when exposed to air.

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What are some examples of Fixed Oils?

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Cottonseed oil
castor oil
linseed oil

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Describe Volatile Oils

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Will evaporate readily when exposed to air.

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What are some examples of Volatile Oils?

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Peppermint oil
turpentine oil
Oil of clove

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What are examples of Animal sources of drugs?

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Blood
Plasma
Hormones

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What are examples of drugs from fungi?

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Antibiotics

such as: penicillin, streptomycin, tetracyclines, polymyxins

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What are examples of drugs from bacteria?

A

Antibiotics

such as: bacitracin

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What sources do Semisynthetic drugs come from?

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from natural sources and chemically treated.

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What are some examples of Semisynthetic drugs?

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amoxicillin

apomorphine

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Describe Synthetic drugs

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highly purified substances prepared synthetically.

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What are some examples of Synthetic Drugs?

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Sulfonamides (antibacterial) 
Furosemide (diuretic)
Butorphanol (opioid analgesic, antitussive) 
Aaspirin (NSAID) 
Acepromazine (neuroleptic)

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