30 Questions
Which of the following actions is NOT associated with mucilage?
Astringent
Which herb is NOT mentioned as an example of a demulcent?
Witch Hazel
Which action is NOT associated with mucilage?
Anti-spasmodic
Which herb is mentioned as an example of a vulnerary?
Chickweed
Which action is associated with tannins?
Toning and tightening
Which herb is NOT mentioned as an example of a soothing expectorant?
Chickweed
Which part of a plant are tannins usually found in?
Leaves
Which of the following actions is associated with tannins?
Binding and drying effect on tissues
Which herb is an example of a plant with tannin affinity for the gastrointestinal tract?
Meadowsweet
Which constituent is responsible for the analgesic action of certain herbs?
Salicylates
Which action is associated with salicylates?
Controlling fever and reducing pain
Which herb is an example of a plant with salicylate affinity for controlling fever?
Meadowsweet
Which of the following plants contains alkaloids?
All of the above
What is responsible for the stimulant laxative effects of anthraquinones?
Increased peristalsis
What are the early signs of alkaloid toxicity?
All of the above
Which plants should be used with caution in individuals with acute IBS/IBD?
Aloe latex
What are the safety concerns associated with long-term use of anthraquinones?
All of the above
Which subgroup of quinones do anthraquinones belong to?
None of the above
Which of the following herbs is considered a cholagogue and choleretic, stimulating the flow and production of bile?
Dandelion root
Flavonoids are known for their antioxidant properties. Which of the following herbs is NOT a good source of flavonoids?
Reishi
Which of the following herbs is an example of an alterative, which gradually restores proper nutrition, elimination, and metabolic function of the body?
Cleavers
Which of the following actions are NOT associated with flavonoids?
Astringent
Which of the following volatile oils acts as a nervine relaxant?
Peppermint
Which of the following actions is NOT associated with volatile oils?
Anti-spasmodic
Which of the following herbs is an example of a nervine relaxant?
Lavender
Which of the following herbs is an example of a nervine stimulant?
Siberian Ginseng
Which of the following herbs is an example of a nervine tonic?
Oat tops
Which of the following essential oils is an example of an immune stimulant?
Elderberry & Flower
Which of the following herbs is an example of a saponin stimulating expectorant?
Eucalyptus
Which of the following herbs is an example of an alkaloid psychotropic?
Lobelia
Test your knowledge on the benefits of bitter greens and hepatics in stimulating appetite, aiding liver detoxification, regulating blood sugars, and promoting digestive health. Learn about the role of cholagogues and choleretics in stimulating bile flow and enhancing digestion. Challenge yourself with this quiz on bitters and hepatics.
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