Mod 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Population research has found that people who consume more than 43.4
grams of olive oil daily have a slightly decreased risk of developing colorectal
cancer compared to those who consume only 23.4 grams/day

A

True

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2
Q

This herb is in the Rose family.

A

Hawthorn

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3
Q

Some German clinicians prefer this herb to Digoxin for mild heart failure.

A

Crataegus spp.

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4
Q

The glycoside oleuropein is the important constituent found in which
hypotensive herb?

A

Olive

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5
Q

Traditionally the leaf of this herb is thought to cause stomach upset so it is
best taken before a meal.

A

Olive tree

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6
Q

Cardiac glycosides enable the heart to pump more efficiently, but to also
accumulate to toxic levels in the body.

A

True

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7
Q

German physicians ofter prefer which hypotensive herb instead of using the
drug digoxin?

A

Hawthorn

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8
Q

This cardiac support herb is also used to reduce side effects of
chemotherapy and radiation therapy and to reduce tumors.

A

Mistletoe

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9
Q

The antihypertensive action of this herb is not specified in the German
Commission E monographs, but does have a history of clinical use.

A

Viscum album

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10
Q

Which herb contains flavonoids, procyanidins, and a cardiac glycoside which
makes it supportive for the cardiovascular system?

A

Hawthorne

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11
Q

In the leaf and flower of this herb, the most important constituents are
considered to be flavonoids and oligomeric proanthocyanidins (OPCs).

A

Hawthorn

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12
Q

Which hypotensive herb is an important part of the Mediterranean diet and
thought to be contribute to heart health?

A

Olea europaea

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13
Q

One common name for this herb is Maybush.

A

Crataegus spp.

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14
Q

More than three berries or two leaves of this herb can cause seizures, slow
heart rate, low blood pressure, and death in some patients.

A

Mistletoe

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15
Q

The glycoside oleuropein is thought to be responsible for this herb’s
antihypertensive action.

A

Olive tree

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16
Q

This herb is a drought resistant evergreen tree grown in many parts of the world.

A

olive tree

17
Q

Which herb contains the antihypertensive constituent oleuropein?

A

olive leaves

18
Q

The English, Chinese, and single seed species of this herb are recognized in the German, European and American pharmacopeia.

A

hawthorn

19
Q

Preliminary clinical research suggests that applying a topical mixture of honey, beeswax, and olive oil three times daily for 4 weeks is effective for improving and curing ringworm.

A

true

20
Q

The FDA has not approved the use of this herb for the treatment of cancer or any other medical condition.

A

viscous album

21
Q

Which herb useful for normalizing blood pressure has a low therapeutic
margin?

A

viscous album