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PHA 045, PART 2! > SAS 7 > Flashcards

SAS 7 Flashcards

1
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Linus Pauling

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coined the word orthomolecular medicine

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2
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“Ortho” means?

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Correct

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3
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Supplements, condiments, aromatherapy, prescription/non-prescription drugs

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are uses of Botanicals

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4
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Used plants and the bark of certain trees

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Native americans and early americans

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5
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Quinine for the native indians of peru is for?

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Malaria

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6
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Lime for the native indians of peru is for?

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Scurvy,

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7
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Foxglove (now known as digitalis) is for?

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treats heart condition

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8
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A preparation of a fresh ground herb that is wrapped in thin cloth, which is, applied directly onto the skin.

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Poultice

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9
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Common in flowering plants

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Alkaloids

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10
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Carotenoid pigments: the red pigment found in tomato

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Beta-Carotene

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11
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Almond oil, Avocado oil, Aloe vera, Castor oil, Flaxseed oil, and evening primrose oil

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Fixed oils

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12
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are phytoestrogens with weak estrogenic or antiestrogenic activity

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Lignans

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13
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estrogen-like chemicals

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Phytoestrogens

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14
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Aspirin-like compounds

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Salicylates and salicins

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15
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“Froth up” when exposed to water

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Saponins

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16
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Used on less than 15 people and in a very small dose

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Phase 0

17
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Used on 20-80 people and on healthy dose

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Phase 1

18
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Used in 100-300 people with the disease

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Phase 2

19
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Used on 1000-3000 people in clinics and hospitals

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Phase 3

20
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The 180-day approval period of FDA but averagely takes 2 1/2 years

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application of new drug

21
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Herbal concentrates or extracts soaked in bases (alcohol, glycerin, vinegar)

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Tincture

22
Q

Steeped into 1 ounce of herb in 2 cups of water

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Infusion

23
Q

Increase activity of Warfarin

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Gingko biloba + Warfarin

24
Q

Increase absorption of drug

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Green tea + slidenafil

25
Q

Reduce levels of thyroxine levels

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Thyroxine + Celery

26
Q

May induce drug cough

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Cayenne + Ace inhibitor

27
Q

Increased headache, sleeplessness, and tremors

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Korean ginseng + MAO inhibitors

28
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known as burn plant, lily of the desert, and elephant’s gall

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Aloe vera

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