(Module 1) History of Pharmacognosy Flashcards

1
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means “a drug”

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pharmakon

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2
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means “to acquire a knowledge of”

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gignosco

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3
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first coined the term pharmacognosy in 1811

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Johann Adam Schmidt in Lehrbuch der Materia Medica

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4
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coined the term again in 1815

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Aenotheus Seydler in Analecta Pharmacognostica

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5
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used in the early period as a strong purgative and antibiotic against mycobacteria and toxic

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birch polypore

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6
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emperor who sought out and investigated the medicinal value of several hundred herbs

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Shen Nung (2700 B.C)

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7
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recording of 365 drugs

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Pen T-Sao or Native Herbal

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8
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medicinal plants that Shen Nung was able to study that still show significance to this day

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podophyllum (warts), rhubarb (laxative), ginseng (found in drinks), stramonium (anticholinergic), cinnamon bark (carminative), and ephedra (asthma)

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9
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most important clinical manual of traditional Chinese medicine

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Shang Hang Lun (Treatise on Colds and Fevers)

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10
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wrote Treatise on Colds and Fevers

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Chang Chung-Ching

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11
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japanese-chinese herbalism

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kampo

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12
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the great pharmacopoeia

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Pen T-sao Kan Mu (The Great Herbal) or Ben Cao Gang Mu

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13
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wrote the great herbal

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Li Shizhen

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14
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Pen T-sao Kan Mu statistics

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1892 drugs
376 described for the first time
1160 drawings
11000 prescriptions

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15
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found in a tomb in 1500 BCE covering all sorts of illnesses and treatments, a collection of 800 prescriptions and mentioning 700 drugs

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Ebers Papyrus

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16
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found in 1600 BC and contains surgical instructions and formulas for cosmetics

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Edwin Smith Papyrus

17
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found in 1900 BC and deals with the health of women and birthing instructions

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Kahun Medical Papyrus (oldest)

18
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focuses on recipes for pharmaceutical preparations

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Berlin Papyrus

19
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father of medicine

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Hippocrates

20
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collection of works on medical practice that was written by Hippocrates

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Corpus Hippocraticum

21
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used by Hippocrates in healing

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vinegar, honey, herbs, and hydrotherapy

22
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5 volume book which described more than 600 medicinal plants with their collection, storage, and uses

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De Meteria Medica

23
Q

methods of preparations of plant and animal drugs

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galenicals

23
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wrote De Materia Medica

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Pedanius Dioscorides

23
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summarized the complex body of Graeco-Roman pharmacy and medicine

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Claudius Galen

24
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one of the most ancient of all recorded of ancient (Hindu) medicinal traditions

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Ayurveda

25
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indonesian traditional medicine

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jamu

26
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isolated by Nagayoshi Nagai

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Ephedrine from Ephedra spp

27
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five volume book remained the most influential work in the field of medicine and pharmacy for more than 500 years

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Canon of Medicine

28
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wrote Canon of Medicine

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Ibn Sna or Avicenna

29
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introduced minerals into medical practive and called for the extraction of active principle from animals, plants, or minerals

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Theophrastus Bombastus of Hohenheim

30
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one of the most well known english apothecaries of the 17th centure

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Culpeper’s herbal (Nicholas Culpeper)