中药习题集第3章（Exercises in Chinese medicine are composed of third chapters）.docVIP

中药习题集第3章（Exercises in Chinese medicine are composed of third chapters） First, the multiple-choice question (a) A type questions (in each question there are A, B, C, D, E five options, one is the most consistent with the requirements of the subject.) 1. will be insoluble in water into a fine finishing of the final entry of water, stir or grind processing method known as: A. embellish B. drift, C. milk D. E. Tan quenching Answer: C The answer is: borrow in drug analysis water sedimentation method taking medicine fine powder properties of water. The water insoluble medicinal powder post mortar, grinding slot, ball mill and other water containers, a total of research, then add the amount of water mixing, coarse powder is sinking, fine powder suspended in the water, with the water poured out, the rest of the meal and then fly. After the suspension of the precipitate is precipitated, the water is removed, and the powder becomes very fine after drying. This powder is fine, but also reduces the loss of flying grinding powder, so the answer should be C. 2. the purpose of rinsing algae with clean water is to: A. removes potent B. cleansing drugs and removes salt C. for ease of preparation D. facilitates storage and E. changes performance Answer: B Analysis of the answer: Rinse seaweed is seaweed or long in wide water water, water repeatedly, its main purpose is to clean drug, removing impurities, salt, so the answer should be B. 3., the purpose of making Croton cream is: A. eliminates toxicity, B. strengthens potency, C. changes drug properties D. is easy to store E. pure medicinal materials Answer: A Analysis of the answer: Croton have strong side effects, oil pressure take cream can reduce the side effect, so the answer should be A. The 4. is the purpose of processed cyperus: A. enhanced efficacy, B. reduced toxicity, C. altered drug properties D. is easy to take and E. is good for storage Answer: A Answer: analysis of processed Cyperus can enhance the analgesic effect of s