Intro Flashcards

(50 cards)

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applied science that deals w/ the biological, biochemical & economic features of drugs of biologic origin & their constituents
the discipline of medicinal chemistry
study of drugs of biologic origin

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Pharmacognosy

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Three disciplines (Basic) devoted to drugs

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Pharmacology
Pharmacognosy

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Three disciplines (Basic) devoted to drugs

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Pharmacology
Pharmacognosy
Medicinal Chemistry

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4
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Constituents

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Active Constituents
Inert Constituent

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which dealt w/ drug actions & effects

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Pharmacology

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7
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the science of synthetic drugs

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Medicinal Chemistry

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covering all information on medicines from natural sources – plants, animals, & microorganism

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Pharmacognosy

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9
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compounds that are responsible for
the therapeutic effect

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Active Constituents

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10
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differentiated to active constituents and have no pharmacologic activity

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Inert Constituents

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11
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three principal factors that influences secondary constituents

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  1. Heredity (genetic composition)
  2. Ontogeny (Stage of Development)
  3. Environmental Factors
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12
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study of the biochemical pathways leading to the formation of secondary constituents used as drugs

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Drug Biosynthesis/Biogenesis

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13
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Egyptian document
Details the use of plant & animals in medicine
By George Ebers

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Papyrus Ebers

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14
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Greek Physician
De Materia Medica

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Dioscorides

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15
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description of ~600 medicinal plants

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De Materia Medica

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Greek Physician
De Materia Medica

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Dioscorides

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17
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Greek pharmacist-physician
“Galenical Pharmacy”

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Claudius Galen

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method of processes of preparing
formulas containing animal & plant drugs

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Galenical Pharmacy

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19
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Coined the term Pharmacognosy

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C.A. Sydler

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method of processes of preparing
formulas containing animal & plant drugs

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Galenical Pharmacy

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pharmakon means

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gnosis means

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First one to use the term Pharmacognosy in literature

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J.A. Schmidth

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French Pharmacist
Quinine w/ the collaboration of Pelletiere

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Joseph Caventou

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Phytochemist Codein Narcotine
Pierre Robiquet
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German Pharmacist Hyoscyamine
Rudolf Brandes
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Atropine w/ the collaboration of Rudolf Brandes
Philip Geiger
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Father of Botany
Theophrastus
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plant grows in their native countries
Indigenous
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grew in foreign land other than their native countries
Naturalized
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found in nature that comprise whole plants & herbs
Natural Substances
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refers to single substance/s which are considered as chief constituents of the drugs
Derivatives/Extractives
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vegetable or animal drugs that consist of natural substances that have undergone only the presence of COLLECTION & DRYING
Crude Drugs
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refers to single substance/s which are considered as chief constituents of the drugs
Derivatives/Extractives
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drug constituent that is directly obtained from nature
Natural
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drug constituent that is from chemical modification of a natural constituent
Semi-synthetic
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drug constituent that manufactures from chemical synthesis
Totally Synthetic
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PREPARATION OF CRUDE DRUGS
Collection Harvesting Drying Curing Garbling Packaging, storage, preservation
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simplest form in preventing insect attacks & other form of destruction
Exposure of the drug to 65°C Temperature
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used in the fumigation of large lots of crude drugs
Methyl Bromide
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used to control Insect Attack by adding few drops to the container
Chloroform (Carbon Tetrachloride)
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Method of Evaluation of Crude Drugs involving color, odor, taste, size, shape, & special features, like touch, texture
Organoleptic or morphological (leaves, barks, roots, stem)
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Method of Evaluation of Crude Drugs involving detection of cellular tissues, trichomes, stomata, starch granules, calcium oxalate crystals aleurone grains
Microscopic
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Method of Evaluation of Crude Drugs involving isolation, purification, identification
Chemical
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Method of Evaluation of Crude Drugs involving moisture contents, specific gravity, optical rotation, refractive, melting point, viscosity, & solubility
Physical
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Method of Evaluation of Crude Drugs involving antifertility activity, anti ulcers activity, etc.
Biological
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drug classification based on the part used like root crop, seed gums, etc.
Morphologic Classification
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drug classification based on the natural relationship or phylogeny like plant families
Taxonomic Classification
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drug classification based on therapeutic activity like Hallucinogens, Anticholinergic
Pharmacologic Classification
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drug classification based on the chemical class of the constituents
Chemical Classification