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(Midterms) PCOG Lec Quiz 2 Flashcards

1
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Secondary metabolites of carbohydrates along with gum and mucilages

A

Glycosides

Plant constituents that produce sugar as products of hydrolysis

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2
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Glycosides AKA?

A

Sugar Ethers

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3
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What is Glycoside composed of?

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Glycone and Aglycone

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4
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These are regulatory, protective, and sanitary compounds

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Glycosides

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5
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Sugar component of the Glycoside

A

Glycone

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6
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NON Sugar component of the Glycoside

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Aglycone

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7
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Component of Glycoside that is the common denominator

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Glycone

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8
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Component of Glycoside that is the basis of classification

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Aglycone

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9
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Inactive component of Glycoside (No Pharmaceutical Action)

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Glycone

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10
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Active component of Glycoside (Has Pharmaceutical Action)

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Aglycone

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11
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What is Glycone composed of?

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Sugar moiety

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12
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What is Aglycone composed of?

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Lactone moiety and Steroid nucleus (CPPP: Cyclopentanoperhydrophenanthrene)

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13
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Other name of Aglycone

A

Genin

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14
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What test is used to determine Glycones?

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Keller Kiliani Test

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15
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What test is used to determine Aglycones?

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Liebermann-Burchard and Salkowski Test

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16
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What is the MOA of Cardiac Glycosides?

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Inhibits the NA/K ATPase Pump

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17
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Where does the N/K ATPase Pump occur

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Myocytes (Cardiac Muscles)

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18
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What is the goal of Cardiac Glycosides

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To keep the Calcium in the cell

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19
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Two types of Cardiac Glycosides

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Cardenolide and Bufadienolide

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20
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Which is more common in the 2 types of Cardiac Glycoside

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Cardenolide

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21
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Which has optimum activity in the 2 types of Cardiac Glycosides

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Cardenolide

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22
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Which is less common in the 2 types of Cardiac Glycoside

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Bufadienolide

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23
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Which has less activity in the 2 types of Cardiac Glycosides

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Bufadienolide

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24
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C,24,6 - membered lactone ring

A

Bufadienolide

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25
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C,23,5 - membered lactone ring

A

Cardenolide

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26
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Water Soluble: Digoxin or Digitoxin

A

Digoxin

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27
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Lipid Soluble: Digoxin or Digitoxin

A

Digitoxin

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28
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Less Toxic: Digoxin or Digitoxin

A

Digoxin

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28
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A digoxin common in hospitals for rapid initial dosing

A

Deslanoside

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28
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More Toxic: Digoxin or Digitoxin

A

Digitoxin

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29
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Absorbed: Digoxin or Digitoxin

A

Digitoxin

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30
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Common Brand name of Digoxin

A

Lanoxin

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30
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Excreted: Digoxin or Digitoxin

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Digoxin

31
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Common Brand name of Digitoxin

A

Reslanoside

32
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Scientific name of Foxglove/Purple Foxglove

A

Digitalis purpurea

33
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Scientific name of Grecian Foxglove

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Digitalis lanats

34
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What type of glycoside is G-strophanthin

A

Rhamnose Glycoside

34
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Toxic component of the Strophanthus plant

A

G-Strophanthin

35
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G-Strophanthin is also known as?

A

Ouabain

36
Q

Used for preparation of ouabain injection

A

G-Strophanthus

37
Q

30% of Fixed oil, the bases trigonelline and choline, resin and mucilage

A

Strophanthus kombe (K-Strophanthus)

38
Q

4-8% of Ouabain

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Strophanthus gratus (G-Strophanthus)

39
Q

Toxic moiety that should not be a constituent of Squill

A

Red Moiety

39
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What is Red Moiety used for

A

Used more in rodenticides

40
Q

Which among the 3 consituents of Black Hellebore have a digitalis-like action

A

Helleborein, Hellebrin

41
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3 Constituents of Black Hellbore

A
  1. Helleborin
  2. Helleborein
  3. Hellebrin
42
Q

Bufadienolide analogue of Strophanthin

A

Hellebrigenin

43
Q

What is 20 times more powerful than Helleborein

A

Hellebrin

43
Q

Hellebores:

White and Green are?
Black is?

A

White and Green are cardiac depressant
Black is cardiac stimulant

44
Q

Bufadienolide or Cardenolide?

Squill

A

Bufadienolide

44
Q

Bufadienolide or Cardenolide?

Red Squill

A

Bufadienolide

44
Q

Bufadienolide or Cardenolide?

Indian Squill/Urginea

A

Bufadienolide

44
Q

Bufadienolide or Cardenolide?

Black Hellebore Rhizome

A

Bufadienolide

45
Q

Bufadienolide or Cardenolide?

Digitalis leaf

A

Cardenolide

45
Q

Bufadienolide or Cardenolide?

Strophanthus

A

Cardenolide

45
Q

Bufadienolide or Cardenolide?

Oleander

A

Cardenolide

45
Q

Bufadienolide or Cardenolide?

Convallaria

A

Cardenolide

45
Q

Family of Convallaria majalis

A

Liliaceae

45
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What properties do Convallaria have

A

Cardioactive properties, which are similar to those of digitalis but much less cumulative

45
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Where are Convallaria collected from?

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Aerial parts, rhizomes, and roots

46
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What does Convallatoxin give after getting hydrolysed

A

Strophanthin and Rhamnose

46
Q

Contains minor cardenolides, 40 glycosides with nine different aglycone

A

Convallaria majalis

46
Q

A glycoside of the Convallaria seeds

A

Convalloside

47
Q

When Convalloside is acted on what does it yield

A

Convallatoxin and dglucose

48
Q

What is extracted from leaves of Convalloside

A

flavonoids

48
Q

From the hydrolysis of glycose, cymarose and periplogenin

A

Periplocin

49
Q

What is extracted from roots of Convalloside

A

Saponin, 3 Sugar chains at C1,C2,C7

49
Q

Color of anthraquinone derivatives?

A

Orange

49
Q

From the hydrolysis strophanthidin and digtoxose

A

Erysimin

49
Q

What is appropriate solvent of Chrysarobin

A

Hot Benzene

49
Q

Is Anthraquinone a sugar or non sugar?

A

Nonsugar (Algycone)

50
Q

ID Test of Anthraquinone

A

Bontrager Test

50
Q

Cascarosides A and B?

A

Barbaloin

50
Q

What is the use of Anthraquinone Glycosides?

A

Cathartics, EXCEPT Chrysarobin

51
Q

Cascarosides C and D?

A

Chrysaloin

52
Q

Drug name of Frangula Buckthorn Black

A

Movicol

Component: Frangula and (Sterculia) Karaya

52
Q

Can be a treatment for burns

A

Aloe

53
Q

At what % can Aloe be a treatment

A

2%

54
Q

What is the active constiuent of Aloe

A

Barbaloin

55
Q

Can cause skin change or Keratolytic

A

Chrysarobin

56
Q

Chrysarobin is toxic in nature, so what was the semisynthetic that replaced Chrysarobin?

A

Anthralin

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