The flower of Cinchona produced in [[2]]
Panicled corymb
Terminal panicles
Axillary
The bark is dried before it turns into a powdered form and it is called as quill
Quinine is obtained from the:
A.Mulberry tree
B.Eucalyptus tree
C.Cinchona plant
D.Cocoa plant
What are the side effect for quinine?
A.Fever, nausea & skin rashes
B.Dry eye, dry mouth & joint swelling
C.Weight loss, always hungry & wounds not healing
D.Numbness, tiredness & vomiting
The following are contraindications for cinchona:
High fever, pneumonia, significant complication cholera, prolong ST interval on EKG.
When quinidine interact with cinchona, it increase the effects and side effects of quinidine and cause [[3]]problems.
How does the first crop is collected? *in a short answer
What are the four (4) major alkaloids that presents in cinchona?
A.Quinidine, Quinine, Cinchonine, Cinchonidine
B.Quinidine, Quinine, Quiniamine, Quinic acid
C.Hydroquinine, Hydrochinchonidine, Quiniamine, Homochinchonidine
D.Quinidine, Quinine, Cinchonine, Hydrochinchonidine
How many active ingredients in Tonoscalpine and state the ingredients.
A.4, pilocarpine nitrate, quinine hydrochloride, tincture of capsium & salicylic acid
B.3, pilocarpine nitrate, quinine hydrochloride & tincture of capsium
C.4, pilocarpine nitrate, quinine hydrochloride, tincture cantharidis & salicylic acid
D.3, pilocarpine nitrate, quinine hydrochloride & tincture cantharidis
In Quinine Test, the formation of blue fluorescence when observed under UV light indicates the presence of [[1]] in Quinine and Quinidine.
Methoxy group
hydroxyl group
carboxyl group
methyl group