Corrinder

Question 1

What are the uses of Fennel?

Answer 1

Fennel is used as a stomachic, aromatic, diuretic, carminative, diaphoretic, digestive, pectoral, and flavoring agent. It may have estrogen-like activity and inhibit spasms in smooth muscles.

Question 2

What are the medicinal properties of Fennel?

Answer 2

Fennel can increase bile production, treat infant colic, promote menstruation, increase lactation, and act as an antipyretic, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory.

Question 3

What is Coriander?

Answer 3

Coriander consists of dried ripe fruits of Coriandrum sativum Linn, belonging to the family Umbelliferae.

Question 4

What are the geographical sources of Coriander?

Answer 4

Coriander is cultivated in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly in Russia, Hungary, Africa, and India.

Question 5

How is Coriander cultivated?

Answer 5

Coriander seeds are sown in dry weather in shallow drills about 1/2 inch deep and 8 inches apart. The plants grow to a height of 1 to 3 feet and are harvested when the seeds are ripe.

Question 6

What are the characteristics of Coriander fruit?

Answer 6

The fruit is a cremocarp, subspherical in shape, yellowish-brown in color, 3 to 4 mm in diameter, with an aromatic odor and spicy, aromatic taste.

Question 7

What does the microscopy of Coriander show?

Answer 7

The transverse section shows a dorsal surface with two vittae and a carpophore, and a commissural surface

Question 8

What are the chemical constituents of Coriander?

Answer 8

Coriander contains about 1% of volatile constituents like D-(+-)linalool, geraniol, and limonene, as well as fatty oils.

Question 9

What are the uses of Coriander?

Answer 9

Coriander is used as an aromatic, antispasmodic, digestive, and is also used as a remedy for various ailments.

Question 10

What are Tannins?

Answer 10

Tannins are plant polyphenols with antioxidant properties and are used in cleaning and other applications.

Question 11

al Classes

Answer 11

Biosources

Question 12

45

Question 13

five primary ridges and four secondary ridges. The

Question 14

epicarp consists ofa single row of small thick-walled

Question 15

cells with calcium oxalate crystals. The mesocarp has

Question 16

an outer loosely arranged tangentially elongated

Question 17

parenchyma cells and the middle layer consisting of

Question 18

sclerenchyma. The middle layer is again divided into

Question 19

the outer region and inner region; in which the outer

Question 20

region of sclerenchymá is represented by

Question 21

longitudinally running fibres

Answer 21

whereas the inner

Question 22

region has tangentionally running fibres. The

Question 23

vascular bundles are present below the primary

Question 24

ridges. The inner layer has polygonal

Answer 24

irregularly

Question 25

arranged parenchyma cells. The endocarp has the

Question 26

parquetry arrangement. In the testa it has single-

Question 27

layered

Answer 27

yellowish cells and the endosperm is thick

Question 28

polygonal

Answer 28

colourless parenchyma with fixed oil and

Question 29

aleurone grains.

Question 30

Chemical Constituents: Coriander consists of

Question 31

about 1% of volatile oil; the chief volatile components

Question 32

are D-(+)-linalool; (coriandrol)

Answer 32

along with other

Question 33

constituents like

Answer 33

borneol

Question 34

geraniol

Answer 34

Iimonene and alpha-pinenes. The fruits

Question 35

contain fatty oil and hydröxycoumarins. The fatty

Question 36

oils include acids of petroselic acid

Answer 36

oleic acid

Question 37

linolenic acid

Answer 37

whereas the hydroxycoumarins include

Question 38

the umbelliferone and scopoletine.

Question 39

Uses: Aromatic

Answer 39

carminative

Question 40

ical Classes

Answer 40

Biosources

Question 41

45

Question 42

five primary ridges and four secondary ridges. The

Question 43

epicarp consists ofa single row of small thick-walled

Question 44

cells with calcium oxalate crystals. The mesocarp has

Question 45

an outer loosely arranged tangentially elongated

Question 46

parenchyma cells and the middle layer consisting of

Question 47

sclerenchyma. The middle layer is again divided into

Question 48

the outer region and inner region; in which the outer

Question 49

region of sclerenchyma is represented by

Question 50

longitudinally running fibres

Answer 50

whereas the inn

Question 51

region has tangentionally running fibres. The

Question 52

vascular bundles are present below the primary

Question 53

ridges. The inner layer has polygonal

Answer 53

irregularly

Question 54

arranged parenchyma cells. The endocarp has the

Question 55

parquetry arrangement. In the testa it has single-

Question 56

layered

Answer 56

yellowish cells and the endosperm is thick

Question 57

polygonal

Answer 57

colourless parenchyma with fixed oil and

Question 58

aleurone grains.

Question 59

o po man or animals

Answer 59

which except

Question 60

during local clinical trials has not been used in the

Question 61

prepared dosage form used for prevention

Answer 61

diagnosis

Question 62

) A new substance of chemical

Answer 62

biological or biotechnological origin in bulk or

Question 63

6. New Drug : (Rule - 122E)

Question 64

ton product.

Question 65

(V) Which purports to be the product of a manufacturer of whom

Question 66

it is not truly a

Question 67

or

Question 68

(iv) Which has been

Question 69

substituted wholly or in part by another drug or another

Question 70

substance;

Question 71

or does not

Question 72

exists; or

Question 73

purporting to be the manufacturer of drug

Answer 73

which individual or company is fictitious

Question 74

(i) The label or container of which bears the name of an individual or company

Question 75

lack of identity with such other drugs; or

Question 76

drug unless plainly or conspicuously marked so as to revel its true character and its

Question 77

drug in a manner to deceive or bear upon its label or container the name of another

Question 78

(ii) Which is an imitation of or is a substitute for another drug or resembles to another

Question 79

) Imported under a name which belongs to another drug; or

Question 80

Means a drug:

Question 81

5. Spurious Drugs : (Section 17-B)

Question 82

Add 71 t0 last flashcard to tato