Lesson 3 Flashcards
Monoterpenols
Basil, Carly sage, geranium, lavender, neroli, palmarosa, peppermint, rose absolute, rosewood, spike lavender, sweet marjoram, tea tree, thyme linalool, thyme thymol, ylang ylang
What chemistry makes up a monoterpenol
10 carbons plus OH hydroxyl
What notes are monoterpenols
Middle
What is the shelf life of monoterpenols
3-5 years
Common constituents of monoterpenols
Linalool, geraniol, terrine-4-01 and menthol
What age of kids should you not use menthol oils with
Kids 5 and under
What heart condition should menthol be avoided in
Cardiac fibrillation
What chemical
Family is the alcohols
Mono and sesquiterpenols
What are alcoholics characterized by
One or more OH groups which is bonded to a the oxygen atom which is bonded to a hydrogen structure other than a benzene ring)
3 kinds of Monoterpenols
Primary - 1 OH bond to a carbon atom
Secondary - 2
Tertiary - 3
What sort of the plant is basil and what note
Flowers, leaves and top
What chemotype of basil are considered carcinogenic
Estragol (methyl chavicol)
What part of the plant for clary sage and what note
Flower buds, Leaves and middle
What can clary sage cause during menstruation
Heavy periods
What part of the plant and note is geranium
Leaves, middle
What oil can be used for shingles pain
Geranium
What part of the plant does lavender come from and what note
Flowers, middle-top
What is linalool know for
Pain relief analgesic
What is linalyl-acetate known for
Stress reduction
What part of the plant and note is neroli
Flowers, middle
What oil is good for heart palpitations
Neroli. Can combine with ylang ylang
What part of the plant and note is palmarosa
Grass and middle
What part of the plan and note is peppermint
Leaves and top
What is the max tooocal dilution for peppermint
1-2 percent
Should peppermint be near the face in children under 5
No
What part of the plant for rose absolute and what note
Leaves middle top
Max dilution for rose absolute topical use
2.5 percent
Plant and note for rosewood
Wood middle
Spikenlavender plant part and note
Flowers middle
What should not be used if you have epilepsy
Spike lavender
What oil Can be warming
Sweet marjoram
Tea Tree plan and note
Leaves and middle
Thyme linalool plant and note
Flowers leaves top-middle
Thyme thymol plant and note
Flowers and leaves and top middle
Thyme skin recommended dilution
1 perfect
Ylang ylang cautions
Use less than 1 percent dilution and it can cause headaches
Ylang ylang plant and note
Flowers middle and base
How many drops of a bath
5
Recommended dilution into a healing oil for and acute injury
3-5 percent
Recommended dilution for injury or scar healing oil
3 percent
Skin issue rash but healing oil dilution
2 percent
Sesquiteroenols
Cedarwood patchouli sandalwood and vetiver
What is the note of sesquiteroenol
Low middle or Base notes
How many cars a in sesquiterpenols
15 carbon backbone
How many carbons on monoterpenols
10
Plant part and note for cedarwood
Wood and base
Shelf life of sesquiterpenols
6-8 years longest
Patchouli plant type and note
Leaves and base
Sandalwood plant part and note
Base trunk
Vetiver plant parts and note
Roots and base
All the oils in the sesquiterpenols are considered the same note. What is it!
Base
Cedarwood and patchouli are
Both high in components from which 2 chemical families
Sesquiterpenols and sesquiterpenes
What is a better choice to energetically ground a blend- lemon or vetiver
Vetiver
What is the Latin name of the tree that produces neroli, petit grain and butter orange
Citrus aurantium var amara
What is the difference between sesquiteroenols and sesquiterpenes
Sesquiterpenols have oxygen in the for of OH hydroxyl group
What is the functional group name for mono and sesquiterpenols
OH, hydroxyl
What other chemical families is significant in tea tree other than monoterpenols
Monoterpenes
What butter do you add into a body body after you take it off the heat
Shea
Are monoterpenols or sesquiterpenols heavier
Sesquiterpenols
Which oils high is sesquiterpenols are good
Antispasmodics
Patchouli and sabdalwood
Which one listed in the sesquiterpenols family has the most sesquiterpenols
Sandalwood
What substance gives body butter a harder texture
Beeswax
What 3 oils high in monoterpenols have a roast aroma
Rose, Geranium and palmarosa
Which 2 oils high in monoterpenols produce a chemo type linalool
Basil and thyme
Is vetiver a good choice for your diffuser
No bc it’s thick
Pogostemon cablin is Latin for what plant
Patchouli
Is sweet marjoram warming or cooling
Warming
What are the therapeutic properties of linalool
Sedative, antibacterial, antiviral, anti anxiety, antispasmodic, analgesic, anti inflammatory, long term immune support
What are 3 therapeutic properties that can be found in all 4 of the sesquiterpenols rich oils
Grounding, sedative, skin healing
What are 2 factors that influence an essential oils chemistry
Country of origin, climate, method of distillation and season
What happens when an essential oil
Antagonizes a pharmaceutical drug
The essential oil has slowed down or counteracted the effects of the drug
What kids of oils should you never use in a bath
Any oils that contain skin irritation warnings
What plant part is the vetiver oil extracted form
Rootlets
Which monoterpenol rich oil is produced from solvent extraction
Rose absolute
Which oil high in monoterpenols is made up primarily of linalool
Rosewood
Which 2 essential oils should be avoided by any route for people taking anticoagulant drugs and people with aspirin sensitizing
Birch and wintergreen
What is time effect on a drug
The time it takes the liver to detox the drug out of your body
What is antagonism
A substance many support and opposite action of the drug and cancel out its affects
What is pronation
It can support an action that is the same and have an overdose affect
How can detox of a drug be affected by essential oils
If it increase the rate then the drug my be over before the usual time period and they may start to feel symptoms again
If it decrease the time it metabolized then you can overdose and take the drug too soon
