Evaluation of Crude Drugs

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What is the main purpose of biological evaluation?

  • Identifying chemical or physical means of standardization
  • Measuring the sample's weight
  • Determining the potency of a raw drug or preparation (correct)
  • Isolating and purifying active constituents

Which method is used for biological analysis?

  • (Toxic)
  • (Symptoms)
  • (Histological methods) (correct)
  • (Chemical tests)

What does chemical evaluation mainly cover?

  • Isolation, purification, and identification of active constituents (correct)
  • Detection of adulteration
  • Quantitative tests
  • Biological effect measurement

What is the purpose of qualitative tests in chemical evaluation?

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Why is phytopharmacological evaluation essential?

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Flashcards

Biological evaluation purpose

To assess the potency of a raw drug or preparation.

Biological analysis method

Histological methods are used for biological analysis.

Chemical evaluation main focus

Identifying and purifying active components in a drug.

Qualitative tests in chemical evaluation

To identify individual or groups of similar active ingredients.

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Phytopharmacological evaluation's role

Examining the drug's medicinal properties from plants.

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Study Notes

Evaluation of Crude Drugs

  • Evaluation of a drug ensures the identity of a drug and determines the quality and purity of drugs.
  • The main reasons behind the need for evaluation of crude drugs are:
    • Biochemical variation in the drug
    • Effect of treatment and storage of drugs
    • Adulterations and substitutions

Types of Evaluation

  • There are three types of evaluation:
    • Organoleptic evaluation
    • Biological evaluation
    • Chemical evaluation

Organoleptic Evaluation

  • Organoleptic evaluation means the study of drugs using organs of senses.
  • It refers to the methods of analysis using:
    • Colour
    • Odour
    • Taste
    • Size
    • Shape
    • Special features, such as:
      • Touch
      • Texture

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