Traditional Medicinal systems: Ayurvedha, Siddha, Unani and Naturopath
Course Material
- Ethnobotany Definition-Scope History ofethnomedicinal plants.
- Traditional Medicinal systems: Ayurvedha, Siddha, Unani and Naturopath
- Definition of Drug - Classification of natural drugs, (Alphabetical, Morphological,
- - Classification of natural drugs,Pharmacol ogical, Chemical and Chemo taxonomical). ,
- Traditional and Folklore medicines - Native medicine.
- Major tribes of the Sargodha region and their ethnobotanical and ethno-biological heritage. Ethno Medicines
- Ethnobotany and conservation of plants with special reference to Pakistan –mythology and conservation of ecosystems,
- Mid Term Examination
- conservation of selected plant species: sacred grove, forestry and unique ecosystems and their ethnobiological values, plants and animals in art, tradition
- ethnography:Ethnobotanical field methods.
- Pharmacognosy: Definition and Scope, Drug adulteration
- Drug evaluation;Chemical evaluation, Physical evalu ation and Biological evaluation.
- Phytochemical investigations, standardization and quality control of herbal drugs.
- Cultivation, collection and preparation of natural drugs. Macroscopic characters: physical and organoleptic characters,
- therapeutical and pharmaceutical uses of the local ethnomedicinal plants.Commercial value.
- Final Term Examination
- Chapters 16
- Department Sub Campus Bhakkar
- Teacher
Rabia Saba
