(Module 1) Classification of Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

classification of natural drugs

A

Alphabetical
Taxonomic
Morphological
Pharmacological or Therapeutic
Chemical

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2
Q

arranged in alphabetical order

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Alphabetical

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3
Q

crude drugs are classified according to kingdom, division, class, order, family, genus and species

A

Taxonomical

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4
Q

bloating

A

asafoetida

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5
Q

carminative

A

caraway

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6
Q

mild carminative

A

fennel

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7
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TN: Umbelliferae

A

SNl Apiceae

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8
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have alternate leaves, cymus flowers and fruits that are capsules or berries

A

Solanaceae

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9
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uses of solanaceae

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spasmolytic and anticholinergic

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10
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examples of solanaceae

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Datura
Hyoscyamus

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11
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essential oil common in many taxa and can be found in lysigenous secretory cavities in the parenchyma and pericarp

A

Rutaceae

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12
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examples of rutaceae

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buchu
bael
lemon peel
orange peel

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13
Q

diuretic

A

buchu

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14
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chronic diarrhea, dysentery, and peptic ulcers as a laxative

A

bael

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15
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contains high amounts of Vit C and calcium

A

lemon peel

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16
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possess square stemps, opposite leaves and bilabiate flowers

A

Lamiaceae

17
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uses of Lamiaceae

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carminative, spasmolytic

18
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examples of Lamiaceae

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peppermint, spearmint, thyme, rosemary, lavender

19
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arranged according to the morphological or external characters of the plant / part used as a drug like leaves, roots, stems

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Morphological Classification

20
Q

rhizomes, barks, leaves, fruits, entire plants, hairs and fibres

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organized drugs

21
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aloe juice, opium, latex, agar, gambir, gelatin, tragacanth, benzoin, honey, beeswax, lemon grass oil

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unorganized drug

22
Q

grouped according to their pharmacological action regardless of morphological, taxonomical and chemical nature

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Pharmacological Classification

23
Q

grouped according to active constituents and useful in phytochemical studies of crude drygs

A

Chemical Classification