Topic: Principles of phytotherapy and its main principles. Rules of recipes compose of fees
and medicinal tea. Standardization. Types of analytical documentations of plant materials
and phytodrugs. Composition and analysis of fees.
Control questions:
1. Fundamentals of phytotherapy, its basic principles.
2. Phytotherapy in modern medical practice. Historical aspects of phytotherapy.
3. Mechanisms of therapeutic effects of herbal medicine
4. General principles and requirements for phytotherapy.
5. The main physiologically active substances of medicinal plants.
6. The concept of officially and unofficial herbs and fees.
7. Methods of application of phytodrugs in phytotherapy.
8. Manufacturing of basic pharmaceutical forms of phytodrugs.
9. Dosage phytodrugs depending on age.
10. Terms of harvesting and storage of medicinal herbs.
11. Features of the formulation of fees.
12. Rules of the formulation of teas.
13. Current status of domestic phytodrugs and dietary supplements.
14. Features of standardization of phytodrugs.
15. Identify the types of AND.
16. Form of issue drugs with herbal drugs.
17. Preparation and analysis of fees.
Topic: Poisonous and drastic plants in the therapy of different diseases. Diagnosis of toxic
contaminants of phytodrugs.
Control questions:
1. Medicinal plants with toxic and strong acting properties.
2. Assortments of strong acting plants that are used in phytotherapy of various diseases.
3. Characterization of potent substances and plant poisons: alkaloids, coumarins, cardiac
glycosides.
4. Limitations in the use of toxic and potent plants.
5. Rules to prevent poisoning by herbs.
6. Features of phytotherapy of herbal remedies containing toxic substances.
7. Analysis of potent substances in herbal drugs.
8. Diagnosis of toxic impurities in phytodrugs.
9. Features of standardization of phytodrugs containing toxic and potent substances.
10. First emergency for poisoning by plans and phytodrugs.
11. Release form drugs with herbal drugs containing toxic and potent substances.
Topic: Medicinal plants and herbal drugs which affect the immunity.
Control questions:
1. Characteristics of immunomodulators of I group.
2. Features of immunomodulators of II group.
3. General information about plants with adaptogenic, immune-modeling and purifying action.
4. Medicinal plants as sources of vitamins and minerals.
5. Use of phytodrugs with antioxidant properties.
6. Herbs with immune-modeling properties
7. Assortment of plants used in phytotherapy of various diseases of the immune system.
8. Features of phytotherapy by phytodrugs affecting the immune system.
Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of
respiratory diseases.
Control questions:
1. Features of fees and use of fees used in bronchial asthma
2. Herbal remedies used to treat allergic conjunctivitis.
3. Officially plants to treat rhinosinusitis.
4. Characteristics of fees used in exudative diathesis, eczema.
5. General characteristics of the herbal remedies used to treat urticaria.
6. Unofficial and officially medicinal plants used for the treatment of allergic conditions.
7. Standardization of phytodrugs used in the treatment of allergic diseases.
8. Release form drugs with herbal drugs used in the treatment of allergic diseases.
5 Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of respiratory
diseases.
Control questions:
1. The basic principles of phytotherapy in the treatment of respiratory diseases.
2. Phytotherapy in treatment and medical rehabilitation of patients with pathology of the
respiratory system.
3. The main groups of herbs for their therapeutic effects on the respiratory tract: antimicrobial,
expectorant, sudorific and antipyretic, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory.
4. Methods of phytotherapy in treatment of respiratory diseases.
5. Phytotherapy for acute respiratory diseases and lesions of the upper respiratory tract (rhinitis,
tonsillitis, laryngitis).
6. Methods of phytotherapy in the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with pneumonia
depending on the stage of the inflammatory process.
7. Use of phytotherapy for chronic nonspecific lung diseases.
8. Features of preparation and use of fees that are used in the treatment of respiratory diseases.
Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of
neuroses.
Control questions:
1. The basic principles of phytotherapy in the treatment of disorders of the nervous system.
2. Phytotherapy in treatment and medical rehabilitation of patients with functional disorders of
the nervous system
3. Herbs with sedative, tonic, nootropic, anti-depressant and sleep normalizing properties and
their use in the treatment of functional disorders of the nervous activity, psycho-vegetative
syndromes.
4. Basic principles of phytocomposition depending on clinical symptoms and psychic status of
the patient.
5. Features of preparation and use of fees that are used in the treatment of neuroses.
6. Unofficial and officially medicinal plants used for the treatment of neuroses.
7. Standardization of herbal remedies used in the treatment of neuroses.
8. Release form of drugs that have a calming effect.
Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of
diseases of the cardiovascular system.
Control questions:
1. The basic principles of phytotherapy of hypertension, ischemic heart disease, atherosclerosis,
heart failure.
2. Phytotherapy in treatment and medical rehabilitation of patients with disorders of the
cardiovascular system.
3. Characteristics of herbs with angioprotective, cardioprotective action.
4. Characteristics of herbs adjusting vascular tone (in arterial hyper-and hypotension), lipidlowering action.
5. Place of herbal medicine in the treatment of hypertension.
6. Characteristics of herbs with diuretic actions.
7. The role of plant resources in preventing the progression of atherosclerosis.
8. Phytomedications in the treatment of chronic ischemic heart disease.
9. Place of herbal medicine in the rehabilitation of patients with myocardial infarction and stable
forms of angina.
10. Use of phytomedications in patients with chronic heart failure and heart rhythm
disturbances.
10. Use of phytomedications in patients with chronic heart failure and heart rhythm disturbances.
11. Features of preparation and use of fees, which are used in the treatment of diseases of the
cardiovascular system.
12. Unofficial and officially medicinal plants used for the treatment of diseases of the
cardiovascular system.
13. Standardization of phytopreparations used in the treatment of diseases of the cardiovascular
system.
14. Release form of drugs that have a calming effect.
Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in dermatology, cosmetics,
obstetrics and pediatrics.
Control questions:
1. Features of the use of medicinal plants in pediatrics.
2. Phytotherapy for some diseases and injuries of the skin.
3. Medicinal plants of hyposensitization and anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, regenerative,
restorative and keratolytic actions.
4. Phytotherapy in treatment of oily and dry seborrhea, pyoderma, dermatitis.
5. Use of phytomedications in traumatic injuries (cuts, abrasions) and skin burns.
6. Cosmetic skin care using of phytomedications.
7. The basic principles of phytotherapy of gynecological diseases.
8. Features of preparation and use of fees.
9. Unofficial and officially medicinal plants used in obstetrics.
10. Unofficial and officially medicinal plants used in gynecology.
11. Unofficial and officially medicinal plants used in pediatrics.
12. Unofficial and officially medicinal plants used in dermatology and cosmetology.
Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, liver and gallbladder.
Control questions:
1. The basic principles of phytotherapy of the gastrointestinal diseases.
2. Phytotherapy in treatment and medical rehabilitation of patients with disorders of the
digestive system.
3. Phytotherapeutic systematization of plants by type of action on the digestive organs: those
that stimulate appetite and stimulate the secretory function of the alimentary canal.
4. Phyto diet ulcers in the stomach and duodenum.
5. Phytotherapy of duodenitis and chronic pancreatitis.
6. Phytotherapy in treatment of spastic and atonic colitis dyskinesias intestinal dysbiosis.
7. Features of of phytotherapy for diseases of the digestive system in children and the elderly.
8. Phytomedications that used in helminthiasis.
9. Phytotherapy in treatment of hemorrhoids.
10. Characteristics of herbal drug that is used in the treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal
tract.
11. Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials that are used in the treatment of liver.
12. Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials that are used in the treatment of
gallbladder.
13. Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials that are used in the treatment of peptic
ulcer.
14. Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of colitis and
enterocolitis.
Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of
endocrine diseases.
Control questions:
1. The basic principles of phytotherapy diabetes.
2. Phytotherapy in treatment and medical rehabilitation of patients with certain endocrine
disorders.
3. Medicinal plants of hypoglycemic, thyroid-stimulating actions that regulate the menstrual
cycle, lactogenic and those that reduce appetite.
4. The use of herbal medicine in treatment of climacteric syndrome.
5. The use of herbal medicine in treatment of impotence.
6. The use of herbal medicine in treatment of hypogalactia.
7. The basic principles of phytotherapy of thyroid gland diseases.
8. The basic principles of phytotherapy of diabetes, obesity.
9. Features of preparation and use of fees, which are used in the treatment of diseases of the
endocrine system.
10. Unofficial and officially medicinal plants used for the treatment of diseases of the endocrine
system.
Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of
diseases of the kidneys, urinary ducts and cancer.
Control questions:
1. The basic principles of phytotherapy of kidney disease.
2. Phytotherapy in treatment and medical rehabilitation of patients with kidney disease and
urinary tract.
3. Place of phytotherapy in treatment and rehabilitation of patients with pyelonephritis cystitis,
urethritis, urolithiasis.
4. Medicinal plants of diuretic, antispasmodic and hypoazotemic actions and for the regulation
of salt metabolism. Their use in the kidney disease.
5. The basic principles of phytotherapy of prostatitis.
6. The basic principles of phytotherapy of diseases of urinary ducts.
7. The basic principles of phytotherapy of cancer.
8. Features of phytomedications in treatment of benign and malignant tumors.
9. Features of preparation and use of fees, which are used in the treatment of kidney diseases
and urinary ducts cancer.
10. Unofficial officially and medicinal plants used for the treatment of kidney diseases and
urinary ducts, prostatitis.
Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of
diseases in ophthalmology and stomatology.
Control questions:
1. The use of phytotherapy in certain diseases of the oral cavity.
2. Medicinal plants of antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and hyposensitization, regenerative,
hemostatic action.
3. The use of phytotherapy for inflammatory conditions of the mouth.
4. The basic principles of phytotherapy of blepharitis.
5. The basic principles of phytotherapy of conjunctivitis.
6. The basic principles of phytotherapy of periodontitis.
7. The basic principles of phytotherapy of gingivitis.
8. Features of preparation and use fees are used in the treatment of diseases in ophthalmology
and dentistry.
9. Unofficial and officially herbs used in ophthalmology and dentistry.
Topic: Medicinal plants and medicinal plant raw materials used in the treatment of hypoand avitaminosis, diseases of radiation sickness.
Control questions:
1. Basic principles of phytotherapy in the prevention and treatment of radiation sickness.
2. Features of phytodiet in pollution of the environment by radioactive nuclides.
3. Plants that contribute to the removal of radionuclides from the body.
4. Basic principles of phytotherapy in the treatment of hypo-and avitaminosis.
5. Fundamentals diet. Food and farming plants in herbal medicine.
6. Radioprotective properties of unofficial plants.
7. Unofficial and officially herbs used in the prevention and treatment of radiation sickness.
8. Medicinal plants of as sources of vitamins and minerals.
9. Unofficial and officially herbs used in the treatment of hypo-and avitaminosis.
The final lesson
Control questions:
1.
Fundamentals of phytotherapy, its basic principles.
2.
Phytotherapy in modern medical practice. Historical aspects of phytotherapy.
3.
Mechanisms of therapeutic effects of herbal medicine
4.
General principles and requirements for phytotherapy.
5.
Medicinal plants with toxic and strong acting properties.
6.
Assortments of strong acting plants that are used in phytotherapy of various diseases.
7.
Characterization of potent substances and plant poisons: alkaloids, coumarins, cardiac
glycosides.
8.
Limitations in the use of toxic and potent plants.
9.
Rules to prevent poisoning by herbs.
10.
Characteristics of immunomodulators of I group.
11.
Features of immunomodulators of II group.
12.
General information about plants with adaptogenic, immune-modeling and purifying
action.
13.
Medicinal plants as sources of vitamins and minerals.
14.
Use of phytodrugs with antioxidant properties.
15.
Features of fees and use of fees used in bronchial asthma
16.
Herbal remedies used to treat allergic conjunctivitis.
17.
Officially plants to treat rhinosinusitis.
18.
Characteristics of fees used in exudative diathesis, eczema.
19.
General characteristics of the herbal remedies used to treat urticaria.
20.
The basic principles of phytotherapy in the treatment of respiratory diseases.
21.
Phytotherapy in treatment and medical rehabilitation of patients with pathology of the
respiratory system.
22.
The main groups of herbs for their therapeutic effects on the respiratory tract:
antimicrobial, expectorant, sudorific and antipyretic, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory.
23.
Methods of phytotherapy in treatment of respiratory diseases.
24.
Phytotherapy for acute respiratory diseases and lesions of the upper respiratory tract
(rhinitis, tonsillitis, laryngitis).
25.
The basic principles of phytotherapy of the gastrointestinal diseases.
26.
Phytotherapy in treatment and medical rehabilitation of patients with disorders of the
digestive system.
27.
The basic principles of phytotherapy of hypertension, ischemic heart disease,
atherosclerosis, heart failure.
28.
Phytotherapy in treatment and medical rehabilitation of patients with disorders of the
cardiovascular system.
29.
Characteristics of herbs with angioprotective, cardioprotective action.