Loganiaceae Family - Lecture 4 Flashcards
What are six common remedies of the loganiaceae family?
Curare (arrow poison) Gelsemium (yellow jasmine) Ignatia amara (St. Ignatius Bean) Nux vomica (poison nut) Spigelia (annual worm grass) Strychnine (strychnine alkaloid)
What is the common sensation of remedies in the loganiaceae family?
As if shocked, shattered, torn to pieces, ruined
Let down and disappointed
What words will the loganiaceae family use to describe how they feel in passive reaction?
Paralyzed - I cannot move
- *Faint
- *Cannot weep
What words will the loganiaceae family use to describe how they feel in active reaction?
Beside oneself
Excitable
**Convulsions
What words will the loganiaceae family use to describe how they feel in compensation? (Adults - rarely in children)
Composed
**Calm
What is IMBEGRIFF?
The underlying motivation of that person’s state
What is the common name of Nux Vomica?
Poison nut
Give 2 physical features of Nux Vomica
wiry with tendency to be lean
tendency for bluish circles under eye
yellowish discoloration around nose and mouth
distension of veins especially forearms and hands
stooped shoulders
well dressed
professional dress/manner and impatient
Give 3 character qualities of Nux Vomica
anxious, zealous, intense fiery character, hot tempered, or malicious disposition, vindictive
very particular, careful,
type A personality with a fast paced life
inclined to be easily excited or angered
quick in action, impatient, violent
sedentary habits and overindulgence
depressed, burned out from over work
burned out but easily aroused by a little annoyance
always nervous temperament (rarely use Nux-v. if not nervous or irritable)
What are the main tissue affinities of Nux Vomica?
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What is the time of aggravation of Nux vomica?
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What is the time of amelioration of Nux vomica?
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Give 2 physical qualities of the plant substance of Nux Vomica (poison nut)
Comes from a fruit in India
TOXIC - person needing this remedy has something toxic
Contains 2 alkaloids: strychnine>brucine
What are the themes for nux vomica?
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What miasm is Nux vomica associated with?
Typhoid Miasm (between Acute and Psoric)
Sudden loss, danger, risky involving an intense effort for a short period of time reaching a position of comfort (problem - struggle - succeed)