Download RTMNU B.Pharma 1st Semester 2016 Winter Pharmaceutics 1(General and Dispensing) Question Paper

Download RTMNU (Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University) B.Pharma (Bachelor of Pharmacy) 1st Semester 2016 Winter Pharmaceutics 1(General and Dispensing) Question Paper

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B.Pharm. Semester?I (C.B.S.) Examination
PHARMACOGNOSY AN D PHYTOCHEMISTRY?I
Paper?S (1T5)
Time : Three Hours] [Maximum Marks : 80
NB. :? (1) Question N0. 1 is compulsory.
(2) Attempt any F OUR questions from remaining
(3) Draw neat labelled diagram wherever necessary.
1. Answer the following questions (Any FIVE) :? 5X4=20
(a) Define Pharmacognosy. Write about contribution of Charak and Galen in Pharmacognosy.
(b) What are woods ? Give any 3 points of difference between heartwood and sapwood.
(c) Give any four identification tests for alkaloids.
((1) Define stomata. Explain in short different types of stomata.
(6) Write a note on Aromatherapy.
(1) Define and classify tannins with suitable examples.
(g) Differentiate between organised and unorganised crude drug.
2. (a) What are secondary plant metabolites ? Explain shikimic acid pathway for formation of
different secondary metabolites. 10
(b) Define and classify proteins with suitable examples. 5
3. Describe different system of classification of crude drugs with their advantages and disadvantages.
15
4. (a) What are Primary Metabolites ? Write about classification and properties of carbohydrates.
8
(b) Explain Endogenous factors affecting quality and purity of crude drugs. 7
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5. (a) Define adulteration. Explain different methods of adulteration with examples. 8
(b) Describe different types of vascular bundles with examples. 7
6. (a) What are the steps involved in preparation of crude drug for market ? 8
(b) Explain in detail Ayurveda and Homeopathy System of Medicine. 7
7. Write short notes on (Any THREE) :?
(a) Shapes and fractures of Bark
(b) History and scope of pharmacognosy
(c) Trichomes
(d) Glycosides
(6) Flowers. 3X5=15
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