test 9 Flashcards

1
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bitters

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found in:

  • monoterpen derivatives
  • sesquiterpen lactones
  • diterpenes

activate taste receptors -> secretion of salvia gastric acid and chole -> improve digestion (30min before meal)

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2
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bitterness determination:

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  • compairing threshold bitter conc to that of quinine hydrochloride
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3
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types of drugs containing bitters

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type depends on helper compound type

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4
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great yellow gentian

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gentiana lutea

  1. root
  2. secoiridoid bitters
  3. appatizer, improve digestion, infusion
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5
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centaury

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centaurium erythtea

  1. flower
  2. secoiridoid bitters
  3. increase secretion of gastric juice and bile, for digestive disorders and ext for wound healing
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6
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wormwood

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artemisia absinthium

  1. flowering apex of shoot
  2. artabsin, absinthin
  3. appetizing effect, increase secretion of gastric juice and bile
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arnica

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arnica montana

  1. flower
  2. helenanin
  3. anti- inflammatory, anti-microbial, infusion
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8
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st. benedicts thistle

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cnicus benedictus

  1. above ground parts
  2. cninin
  3. increase secretion of gastric acid, antimicrobial effect, against digestive disorders
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9
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artichoke

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cynara scolymus

  1. leaf
  2. sesquiterpenlactons
  3. decrease fat content of blood
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10
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dandelion

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taraxacum officinale

  1. whole plant
  2. sesquiterpene lactons
  3. appertizing effect -> increase gall production
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11
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terpenoids - diterpenes

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C20

regulate plant growth

many toxic, medicinal agents

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12
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white horehound

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marrubium vulgare

  1. whole flowering plant
  2. diterpene bitters
  3. improve digestion,
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13
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triterpenes

A

C30

phytosterols
steroid-glycoalkaloids
saponins
cardiac glycosides

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14
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cardiac glycosides

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faster and more powerful heart contraction

2 types: bufadienolide and cardenolide

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15
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cardenolides

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hydrophilic(sugar) and hydrophobic(steroid) part
5 member ring

dont use as home remidy –> specific dosage, toxic if wrong

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16
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spp. digitalis

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foxglove spp.

  1. leaf
  2. steroid - glycosides
  3. industrial use only
17
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saponins

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emusifying effect: hydrophobic and hydrophillic part

foam in rumen

hemolysis

disintegrated cell membranes

18
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cowslip

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primula veris

  1. root
  2. primulasaponins
  3. secretolytic, cough medicine
19
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fenugreek

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trigonella foenum

  1. seed
  2. steroid saponins
  3. stimulate lactation, lowers glucose conc in blood
20
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ginseng

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panax ginseng

  1. root
  2. ginsenosides
  3. decrease fatigue and weakness
21
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liquorice

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glycyrrhiza glabra

  1. root
  2. triterpene glycosides
  3. anti-inflammatory, secrolytic, gastic ulcer treatment
22
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pot marigold

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calendula officinalis

  1. ray flower, flower
  2. volatile oils, flavanoids
  3. increase gall production, anti-inflammatory, tea