Eucalyptus belongs to the family of _____

Darkened volatile oil.

A drug that does not belong to ether class.

Cafestol contains _____ number of isoprene units.

A drug that does NOT belong to a phenolic class.

Limonene is generally secreted in what plant cell?

Example of alcohol volatile oil.

Used for inflamed muscle.

The biological source of aniseed.

A drug that does not belong to the alcohol class.

Geraniol is a type of _____.

A drug that does belong to the class of ketone.

A crude drug which is NOT under the class of ketone volatile oil.

Both fennel and anise have anethol.

Cymene is found in which of the following?

Which is NOT an example of ester volatile oil?

Citronellol is found in ______.

Which of the following has an aromatic compound?

Found in turpentine oil.

The following drugs are non-terpene and derived from glycosides EXCEPT for _____.

Drug _____is NOT an example of phenol volatile oil.

A bicyclic sesquiterpene.

Volatile oils are used as soaps when saponified with bases.

Eugenia caryophyllus belongs to family _____.

Has expectorant property.

Oxidation of volatile oil when exposed to air results in ___.

the most widely distributed of the monoterpene.

Enzyme that will produce the volatile oil in black mustard.

The major terpenoid in clove oil?

Squalene contains ____ number of isoprene units.

Chemical structure of volatile oil in rose.

Mentha piperita is joined by ____,

The major terpenoid present in eucalyptus oil.

The medicinal plant used in mild forms of depression.

The active constituent of Horse chestnut.

Hedera helix that is used as a cough remedy is classified under what family?

A medicinal plant that has a photoxicity effect due to the presence of furanocoumarins.

Which of the following constituents is hepatotoxic?

Treatment of arthritis and gout (antiurisemia).

An active constituent that is a cholinesterase inhibitor.

This medicinal plant is from the family of Solanaceae.

A Philippine medicinal plant with anti-cholesterol property.

This medicinal plant contains the imidazole alkaloid pilocarpine.

The scientific name of meadow saffron.

Medicinal use of Quisqualis indica.

Liver toxicity is a toxic effect of this medicinal plant.

Toxic alkaloid found in hemlock.

This medicinal plant is used to flavour Earl Grey tea.

Pharmacological effect of Chinese maidenhair tree.

A hepatoprotective medicinal plant.

Which of the following crude drugs is NOT used as laxative/purgative?

Which of the following plant species is used for difficulty in micturition in benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) in the e arly stages.

Use for cough and asthma.

Pharmacological effect of henbane.

A medicinal plant where scopolamine is isolated from ___.

A family known for hypericin glands, with a characteristic red colour, are present especially in the flowers and contain naphthodianthrones, including.

A medicinal with a pharmacological use for cholagogue.

Used to treat kidney stones or antiurolithiasis.

Which of the following is not an example of lipid-soluble vitamins?

Stimulates the release of testosterone and estrogen.

Deficiency in adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH).

Promotes lactation, maternal behavior, social bonding, and sexual arousal.

Increase bone resorption and calcium release.

Niacin deficiency can lead to what condition?

Treatment of diabetes mellitus that has a 14 to 20 h effect.

Use to supplement dietary intake and to treat poisoning caused by isoniazid, chloramphenicol and cycloserine.

Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome.

This hormone regulates the threshold for resorption of water by epithelium of the renal tubules and has anti – diuretic principle.

Administered IV or intramyocardial injection in cardiac arrest.

Treat rickettsia and osteomalacia.

Used to treat cardiac decompensation and patients with acute hypotension.

Used for replacement therapy of reduced or completely absent thyroid function that is a combination of thyroxin and triiodothyronine.

Treats infertility and maintains the functional integrity of corpus luteum habitual abortion.

Which vitamin is formed in the body by exposure to ultraviolet irradiation or sunlight.

Which among is due to deficiency of vitamin A?

Prevents pernicious anemia.

Can be used in rheumatoid arthritis and acute rheumatic fever.

Used for replacement therapy of reduced or completely absent thyroid function (myxedema, cretinism).

What is the proper extraction procedure for podophyllum?

Match the species with its constituent: Alpha-Resin

Match the species with its constituent: Alpha-Peltatin

Match the species with its constituent: Pinene

Match the species with its constituent: Storesin

Match the drug with its use: Storax

Match the drug with its use: Kava

Match the drug with its use: Jalap

Match the drug with its use: Cannabis

Match the drug with the class of resins: Resene

Match the drug with the class of resins: Podophyllum

Match the drug with the class of resins: Benzoin

Match the drug with the class of resins: Dragon's Blood

Major constituent of rosin.

Copaiba balsam is an example of _____.

Resins are insoluble in ____.

Metallic salts of resins.

Oleo gum resins are mixture of ____.

The drug contains a high percentage of volatile oil.

Gamboge is an example of ____.

Which of the following is the appropriate procedure for extraction of mastic?

Which of the following does NOT have resin ester constituent.

Capsicum annum belongs to the family _____.

An example of glycoresins.

Myrrh contains important acid ____.

Resins containing benzoic acid and/or cinnamic acid are called as ____.

Classification of Canada balsam.

Which is not an example of acid resins?

Which of the following is not an example of oleoresin?

Resins are classified into the following subclasses EXCEPT for ______.

Important chemical in myrrh.

Colophony contains main active acid _____.

A HMW compounds , due to phenolic group they form phenoxoids and become soluble in aqueous alkali solution.

Distillation of copaiba yields ____.

Resin classification of rosin.

These are organic catalysts produced by living organisms.

For the treatment of blood clots within the cardiovascular system.

The following are digestants except for ____.

Which is a proteolytic enzyme?

Which of the following is an esterase?

Source of collagenase.

This is a mixture of protein-digesting enzymes and milk clotting enzymes obtained from the juice of Ananas comosus.

Enzyme which is involved in the browning of cut surfaces of fruits like apples, potatoes, etc..

The following are used for wound except for____.

A lipolytic enzyme capable of digesting dietary fat.

Converts starch into maltose and is formed during the germination of barley grains.

This is a fermenting enzyme that causes the conversion of monosaccharides into alcohol and carbon dioxide.

A purified bacterial protein elaborated by group C beta-hemolytic streptococci and acts to convert plasminogen to the proteolytic enzyme plasmin.

Match product/effect of reaction with the enzyme involved: Yielding Ammonia

Match product/effect of reaction with the enzyme involved: yielding of methanol

Match product/effect of reaction with the enzyme involved: browning of apple

Match product/effect of reaction with the enzyme involved: formation of clot

Match reaction with the enzyme involved: Hydrolysis of Sucrose

Match reaction with the enzyme involved: hydrolysis of amygdalin

Match reaction with the enzyme involved: yielding of alcohol and CO2

Match reaction with the enzyme involved: curd in milk

Match the protein with their sources: Malt Extract

Match the protein with their sources: gelatin

Match the protein with their sources: hyaluronidase

Match the protein with their sources: urokinase

Match uses with the following enzymes: treatment of celiac disease

Match uses with the following enzymes: control steatorhea

Match uses with the following enzymes: relieve symptoms in episiotomy

Match uses with the following enzymes: laxative

relieve parkinsonism

antidote to heparin

for metal poisoning

prolongs clotting time