(Module 1) History of Pharmacognosy Flashcards
means “a drug”
pharmakon
means “to acquire a knowledge of”
gignosco
first coined the term pharmacognosy in 1811
Johann Adam Schmidt in Lehrbuch der Materia Medica
coined the term again in 1815
Aenotheus Seydler in Analecta Pharmacognostica
used in the early period as a strong purgative and antibiotic against mycobacteria and toxic
birch polypore
emperor who sought out and investigated the medicinal value of several hundred herbs
Shen Nung (2700 B.C)
recording of 365 drugs
Pen T-Sao or Native Herbal
medicinal plants that Shen Nung was able to study that still show significance to this day
podophyllum (warts), rhubarb (laxative), ginseng (found in drinks), stramonium (anticholinergic), cinnamon bark (carminative), and ephedra (asthma)
most important clinical manual of traditional Chinese medicine
Shang Hang Lun (Treatise on Colds and Fevers)
wrote Treatise on Colds and Fevers
Chang Chung-Ching
japanese-chinese herbalism
kampo
the great pharmacopoeia
Pen T-sao Kan Mu (The Great Herbal) or Ben Cao Gang Mu
wrote the great herbal
Li Shizhen
Pen T-sao Kan Mu statistics
1892 drugs
376 described for the first time
1160 drawings
11000 prescriptions
found in a tomb in 1500 BCE covering all sorts of illnesses and treatments, a collection of 800 prescriptions and mentioning 700 drugs
Ebers Papyrus
found in 1600 BC and contains surgical instructions and formulas for cosmetics
Edwin Smith Papyrus
found in 1900 BC and deals with the health of women and birthing instructions
Kahun Medical Papyrus (oldest)
focuses on recipes for pharmaceutical preparations
Berlin Papyrus
father of medicine
Hippocrates
collection of works on medical practice that was written by Hippocrates
Corpus Hippocraticum
used by Hippocrates in healing
vinegar, honey, herbs, and hydrotherapy
5 volume book which described more than 600 medicinal plants with their collection, storage, and uses
De Meteria Medica
methods of preparations of plant and animal drugs
galenicals
wrote De Materia Medica
Pedanius Dioscorides
summarized the complex body of Graeco-Roman pharmacy and medicine
Claudius Galen
one of the most ancient of all recorded of ancient (Hindu) medicinal traditions
Ayurveda
indonesian traditional medicine
jamu
isolated by Nagayoshi Nagai
Ephedrine from Ephedra spp
five volume book remained the most influential work in the field of medicine and pharmacy for more than 500 years
Canon of Medicine
wrote Canon of Medicine
Ibn Sna or Avicenna
introduced minerals into medical practive and called for the extraction of active principle from animals, plants, or minerals
Theophrastus Bombastus of Hohenheim
one of the most well known english apothecaries of the 17th centure
Culpeper’s herbal (Nicholas Culpeper)