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Herbal Drug Technology Quiz 1

Herbal medicines have been an integral part of human history for centuries, harnessing the power of nature to heal and nurture. The world of herbal drug technology is as diverse as it is fascinating. To delve deeper into this ancient yet ever-evolving field, we present the Herbal Drug Technology Quiz, a journey that uncovers the secrets of nature’s pharmacy.

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1. Who gave the word "Pharmacognosy" ?

1. Both a and b

2. C.A. Seydler in 1815

3. Bentham in 1862

4. Schmidt in 1811

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2. Phytosterols are useful in

1. Improve serum lipid profile

2. Inhibit absorption of cholesterol

3. Lower LDL levels

4. All

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3. St John's wort along with aminolevulinic acid might increase the chances of-

1. Random

2. Emetic action

3. Acidity

4. Sunburn

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4. The Chinese Pharmacopoeia is how much old?

1. 3000 years

2. 5000 years

3. 4000 years

4. 2000 years

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5. Which of the following uses management practices that are intended to “restore, maintain and enhance ecological harmony.”

1. None of these

2. Integrated pest control

3. Biodynamic agriculture

4. Pest control

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6. Processing of herbal raw materials include

1. Specific processing

2. All

3. Drawing

4. Primary processing

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7. Who said “Let food is your medicine and medicine is your food”

1. Charaka

2. Hippocrates

3. Galen

4. Agatsya

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8. The members of the D.T.A.B. (Drugs Technical Advisory Board) hold the office for a period of

1. Four Year

2. One Year

3. Two Year

4. Three Year

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9. Spirulina is another name of-

1. Bacteria

2. Fungi

3. Cynobacterium

4. Alkaloids

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10. Cephalosporin is obtained from-

1. Dictyopteris zonaroides

2. None of these

3. Streptomyces lenjimariesis

4. Cephalosporium acreminium

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11. The oldest repositories of human knowledge is______ .

1. Atharvaveda (4200-5000 BC)

2. Ayurveda (5000-5400 BC)

3. None of these

4. Rig-Veda (4500-4600 BC)

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12. Garlic along might _______ the effectiveness of warfarin-

1. Random

2. Decrease

3. Nothing will happen

4. Increase

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13. Which of the following is natural occurring antioxidant.

1. All

2. Vitamin E

3. Alpha lipoic acid

4. Vitamin C

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14. Which of the following Nutraceutical is used in the treatment of cancer

1. All

2. Garlic

3. Green tea

4. Ginseng

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15. Rudolf Steiner initially developed in ____, it was the first of the organic agriculture movements.

1. 1753

2. 1630

3. 1947

4. 1924

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16. Ginkgo thins the blood and decrease its ability to form-

1. Clot

2. WBC

3. Plasma

4. RBC

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17. The largest global market for medicinal and aromatic plants is

1. All

2. India

3. China

4. Japan

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18. According to Ayurveda concept “Satwa” means

1. Soul

2. Mind

3. Perceptory Organs

4. Body

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19. Taking garlic along with birth control pills might-

1. Nothing will happen

2. Random

3. Decrease effectiveness of birth control pills

4. Increase effectiveness of birth control pills

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20. Siddha is extensively practiced in which part of India.

1. Southern parts

2. Northern parts

3. Western parts

4. All of these

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21. People taking antidepressant such as monoamine oxidase inhibitors should not take food containing tyramine as it produce crisis of

1. Depressive

2. All

3. Hyperactive

4. Hypertensive

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22. Omega-3 fatty acid is useful in

1. Cause vasodilation

2. All

3. Lower the inflammation

4. Lower platelet aggregation

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23. Nutraceutical products are divided into…………… categories

1. Three

2. One

3. Four

4. Two

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24. “Kumari” is common name for

1. Rhubarb

2. None of them

3. Senna

4. Aloe

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25. Who is known as Father of Medicine ?

1. Aristotle(384-322B.C)

2. Theophrastus(370-287B.C)

3. Dioscorides(40-80A.D)

4. Hippocrates(460-360B.C)

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26. Alfalafa is useful in

1. Help in digestion

2. Prevent cancer

3. Reduce weight

4. None

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27. The first herbal to be published in English was the anonymous Grete Herball of

1. 1612

2. 1525

3. 1947

4. 1972

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28. Herbicides is -

1. Sulfhuric acid

2. DDT

3. Warfarin

4. 2,4 dichilorophenoxyacetic acid

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29. According to Ayurveda PITA (Bile) is responsible for

1. Providing the static energy for holding body tissue together

2. Transmitting sense impression to the mind

3. All digestive and metabolic activities

4. Lubrication of various points of friction

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30. ________ which become the standard medical reference work of the Arab World.

1. Siddha

2. The Canon of Medicine

3. Ayurveda

4. Galenicals

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31. The method which involves the mashing/pounding of raw materials to release the juice is

1. Svarasa

2. Both a and b

3. Kalka

4. None

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32. Taking garlic along with medications used for HIV/AIDS might __________ effectiveness -

1. Decrease

2. Nothing will happen

3. Increase

4. Random

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33. Biochemical pesticides are

1. Bio- pesticides

2. All of the above

3. Antibiotics

4. Microbial pesticides

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34. St John's wort along with alprazolam might _________ the effectiveness of alprazolam

1. Increase

2. Decrease

3. Random

4. Nothing will happen

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35. The Siddha science is a traditional treatment system generated from ________ culture

1. Tamil

2. Kerala

3. Indian

4. Maharashtra

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36. Advantages of biopesticides are

1. All

2. Natural

3. Less toxic

4. Effective in small concentration

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37. Rodenticides is-

1. Tetradifon

2. Warfarin

3. Sulfhuric acid

4. DDT

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38. Which is a broad- based approach that integrates practices for economic control of pests.

1. None of these

2. General pest control

3. Integrated pest control

4. Integrated fungal control

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39. Another name of fenugreek is

1. None

2. Methi

3. Saffron

4. Garlic

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40. The earliest known Greek herbals come from Theophrastus of Eresos who in the ________ wrote in Greek Historia Plantarum.

1. 1981

2. 456

3. 12 th B. C.

4. 4th century (350 BC)

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41. Siderophores are-

1. Microbial iron Chelating compounds

2. Microbial iron deficiency compounds

3. Both a and b

4. None

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42. Stramonium leaves gathered in the-

1. Morning

2. Evening

3. Midnight

4. Afternoon

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43. Taking hydrochlorothiazide along with ginkgo might-

1. Decrease the blood pressure

2. Can not Say

3. No Change on Blood pressure

4. Increase blood pressure

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44. What is fullform of PIP?

1. Plant incorporated protectants

2. Plant incorporated pesticides

3. Plant incorporated pollutant

4. None

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45. The Ebers Papyus (c. 1550 BC) from ancient Egypt has a prescription of ________ applied topically for inflammation.

1. Tobacco

2. Alovera

3. Tea

4. Cannabis Sativa (marijuana)

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46. Organic farming means

1. To optimize productivity

2. Used organic fertilizers

3. All

4. Not to use pesticides

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47. The term organic farming was coined by-

1. Vivekananda

2. Charles Darwin

3. Lord Northbourne

4. Adolf Jennifer

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48. ________ represents the fluids (extra cellular and intracellular parts) of the human body.

1. Vata

2. Pittas

3. Rasa

4. Kapha

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49. In China, Mao Zedong reintroduced Traditional Chinese Medicine, which relied heavily on herbalism, into the health care system in-

1. 1950

2. 1949

3. 1959

4. 1940

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50. Phytochemicals are of……. types

1. Five

2. Seven

3. Three

4. One

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51. Cinchona and Tulsi belongs to the family-

1. Rubiaceae and Lamiaceae

2. None of these

3. Rubiaceae and Labiatae

4. Apocynaceae and Rutaceae

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52. Full form of MPP is

1. None of them

2. Middle Procurement Product

3. Modern Products Processing

4. Medicinal Product Processing

Your score is

The average score is 38%

FAQs

What’s the passing score for the Herbal Drug Technology Quiz?
The passing score for the Herbal Drug Technology Quiz may vary depending on the institution or platform providing it. However, a common passing score is often set at 70% or higher. Be sure to check the specific quiz guidelines to know the passing score for the quiz you plan to take.
Is this quiz suitable for beginners with no prior knowledge of herbal medicine?
Yes, the Herbal Drug Technology Quiz is designed to accommodate a wide range of participants, including beginners with little to no prior knowledge of herbal medicine. It often includes questions of varying difficulty levels, ensuring that even those new to the field can learn and benefit from it.
How can I access the quiz, and is it free?
Access to the Herbal Drug Technology Quiz may vary depending on the platform or institution offering it. Some quizzes are freely available, while others may require payment or enrollment in a course. To access the quiz, visit the designated website or platform mentioned in the provided link and follow the instructions for registration and access.
Can I retake the quiz if I don’t pass on my first attempt?
In many cases, yes, you can retake the Herbal Drug Technology Quiz if you don’t pass on your first attempt. However, the retake policy may vary between different providers. Some quizzes allow immediate retakes, while others may have a waiting period or limited attempts. Check the specific quiz guidelines for retake options.
Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in a herbal drug technology certification program?
Prerequisites for enrolling in a herbal drug technology certification program can vary. Some programs may require a background in healthcare or related fields, while others may be open to individuals from diverse educational backgrounds. It’s advisable to review the requirements of the specific certification program you’re interested in to ensure you meet the prerequisites.