PHARMACOG - Finals Flashcards
coined Pharmacognosy
JA Schimdt
Clay tablets
Babylonians
Paper scrolls
Egyptians
Father of Modern Medicine
Hippocrates
De Materia Medica Libri Cinque
Pedanius Dioscorides
Analecta Pharmacognostica
SA Seydler
is a formulation compounded by Galen and is still used
until now Aka Galen’s cerate
Cold Cream
Lehrbuch der Materia Medica
JOHANN ADAM SCHMIDT
Father of Botany
Theophrastus
Cinchona succirubra
- antimalarial
Quinine
1,3,7,-trimethylxanthine
Xanthine or Purine alkaloid
CNS stimulant or diuretic
Caffeine
Papaver somniferum
- alkaloid
- undergo demethylation to
release its activity
-opioid analgesic, antitussive
Codeine
-opioid analgesic
-Frederick Serturner
Morphine
-Tropane/Solaneceous alkaloid
-Anticholinergic
Hyoscyamine
-Tropane/Solaneceous alkaloid
-Antitussive
Noscapine
-Anticholinergic
-Rudolf Brandes + Philipp Geiger
Atropine
-Alcohol glycoside
- Anti-inflamatory
- Analgesic
- Antipyretic
- Parent compound of salicylic acid
-From willow bark
Salicin
-Pyridine-piperidine alkaloid
-Smoking deterrent
Nicotine
-Anesthetic
- Erythroxylum coca
- Divine plant of Incas
Cocaine
-most active pyschomimetic agent
LSD
-opioid analgesic
-Antitussive
Codeine
- structural component in plants
- adsorbent & thickening agent
CELLULOSE
for rigidity of cell walls
SUBERIN
-protective barrier of plant
CUTIN
-stored for of energy
STARCH
-protein that maintain osmotic pressure
ALBUMIN
-component of cell wall of fungi and backbone of invertebrates
CHITIN
stored form of energy in plants and animals
- stored in liver
GLYCOGEN
aka solvent
MENSTRUUM
undissolved portion of the drug that remains after the extraction process
MARC
is the product of extraction
process
PERCOLATE/EXTRACTIVE
broad term referring to the study of plants by humans
ETHNOBOTANY
refers to the use of plants by humans as medicine
ETHNOMEDICINE
the sum total of all non-mainstream medical practices, usually excluding so called “western” medicine
TRADITIONAL MEDICINE
-natural relationship among plants and animals
Phylogeny
group species
GENUS
Sleep-producing
SPECIES
group pf genera sharing certain traits
FAMILY
Are vegetable or animal drugs that consist of natural substances
that have undergone only the processes of collection and drying
CRUDE DRUGS
special or modified drying process that uses Nitrate to enhance properties
CURING
Final step in prep of crude drugs
GARBLING
TEST ANIMAL
-Phenol Coefficient
-Cardiovascular
-Insulin & Tubocurarine
-Mice
-Turtles
-Rabbits
TEST ANIMAL
-Corticotropin injection and Vasopressin or ADH
-Glucagon
-Oxytocin
-Digoxin
-Rats
-Cat
-Chicken
-Pigeon
Borntrager test
Froth test
Hemolysis test
-Pink-Red color
-Honey comb
-Coagulation
-Libermann-burchard
-Kedde
-Keller-Killiani
-Guignard
Green
Violet
Reddish-Brown
Red
-collective term for sepals
- outermost whorl
- generally green
- petal-like
CALYX (Sepal)
- collective term for petal
- second whorl
- either white or bright colored to attract
pollinators
COROLLA
-third circle
- female part
- made up of Carpel or Pistil
GYNOECIUM
-receives whatever pollinators brought
STIGMA
-fourth whorl
- male part
- made up of Stamen
- composed of Filament and Anther
ANDROECIUM
CORK aka
Phellem
Cork-Cambium aka
PHELLOGEN
- converts electromagnetic energy into chemical potential
LIGHT REACTIONS
- consists of enzymatic reactions that utilize the energy from
the light reactions to fix carbon dioxide into sugar
DARK REACTIONS
Dark Reaction aka
CALVIN CYCLE
Products of Calvin Cycle
Sucrose, Oxygen, Water
first sugar formed during photosynthesis and also the main
transport material
SUCROSE
most important monosaccharide found in plant
HEXOSE
Starch when hydrolyzed yields
glucose
Inulin when hydrolyzed yields ____
FRUCTOSE
used to detect the presence of glucose in the urine; test for the presence of reducing sugar
BENEDICT’S TEST
“Grape sugar” “Corn sugar” “Dextrose”
-most abundant form of glucose reducing sugar obtained by controlled enzymatic hydrolysis of starch
D-GLUCOSE