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Common Name: Akapulko / Acapulco
Scientific Name: Cassia alata
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose:
For external use, pound the leaves of the Akapulko plant, squeeze the juice and apply on affected areas.
As the expectorant for bronchitis and dyspnea, drink decoction (soak and boil for 10 to 15 minutes) of Akapulko leaves. The same preparation may be used as a mouthwash, stringent, and wash for eczema.
As laxative, cut the plant parts (roots, flowers, and the leaves) into a manageable size then prepare a decoction Note: The decoction looses its potency if not used for a long time. Dispose leftovers after one day.
The pounded the leaves of Akapulko has purgative functions, specifically against ringworms.
Mode of Action:
It contains chrysophanic acid, a fungicide used to treat fungal infections, like ringworms, scabies, and eczema. Akapulko also contains saponin, a laxative that is useful in expelling intestinal parasites.
Indications:• External Use:
Treatment of skin diseases:Tinea infections, insect bites, ringworms, eczema, scabies and itchiness.• Mouthwash in stomatitis
• Internal use: Expectorant for bronchitis and dyspnoea
• Alleviation of asthma symptoms• Used as diuretic and purgative• For cough & fever• As a laxative to expel intestinal parasites and other stomach problems.
Contraindications:
Drug Interactions:Side Effects and Adverse Effects:
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Nursing Responsibilities: Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness.
Common Name: Ampalaya
Scientific Name: Momordica charantia
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose:
For coughs, fever, worms, diarrhea, diabetes, juice Ampalaya leaves and drink a spoonful daily.
For other ailments, the fruit and leaves can both be juiced and taken orally. For headaches wounds, burns and skin diseases, apply warmed leaves to
afflicted area. Powdered leaves, and the root decoction, may be used as stringent and applied
to treat hemorrhoids. Internal parasites are proven to be expelled when the ampalaya juice, made from
its leaves, is extracted. The ampalaya juice, and grounded seeds is to be taken one spoonful thrice a day, which also treats diarrhea, dysentery, and chronic colitis.
Mode of Action:Amplaya increases the production of beta cells by the pancreas, thus improving the body’s ability to produce insulin, which controls the blood sugar for diabetics.
Indications:
o Good for rheumatism and gouto And diseases of the spleen and livero Aids in lowering blood sugar levelso Helps in lowering blood pressureo Relives headacheso Disinfects and heals wounds & burns o Can be used as a cough & fever remedyo Treatment of intestinal worms, diarrhea o Helps prevent some types of cancero Enhances immune system to fight infectiono For treatment of hemorrhoidso Is an antioxidant and parasiticideo Is antibacterial and antipyretic
Contraindications: hypoglycemic people
Drug Interactions: May potentiate hypoglycemic drugs
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Side Effects and Adverse Effects: High dose may cause diarrhea and enteralgia.
Nursing Responsibilities: Not to be given to children below four years old Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness.
Common Name: Bayabas or Guava
Scientific Name: Psidium guajava
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose:
Boil one cup of Bayabas leaves in three cups of water for 8 to 10 minutes. Let cool.
Use decoction as mouthwash, gargle. Use as wound disinfectant - wash affected areas with the decoction of leaves 2
to 3 times a day. Fresh leaves may be applied to the wound directly for faster healing.
For toothaches, chew the leaves in your mouth. For diarrhea, boil the chopped leaves for 15 minutes in water, and strain. Let
cool, and drink a cup every three to four hours. To stop nosebleed, densely roll Bayabas leaves, then place in the nostril cavities.
Mode of Action:Guava has antidiarrheal effect; antibacterial, antiamebic and antispasmodic activity. It has shown to have a tranquilizing effect on intestinal smooth muscle, inhibit chemical processes found in diarrhea and aid in the re-absorption of water in the intestines. In other research, an alcoholic leaf extract was reported to have a morphine-like effect, by inhibiting the gastrointestinal release of chemicals in acute diarrheal disease.
Indications:o Antiseptic, astringent & anthelminthic o Kills bacteria, fungi and amebao Used to treat diarrhea, nosebleedingo For Hypertension, diabetes and Asthmao Promotes menstruation
Contraindications: Not for children or pregnant or lactating women Guava has recently demonstrated cardiac depressant activity and should be
used with caution by those on heart medications. Guava fruit has shown to lower blood sugar levels and it should be avoided by
people with hypoglycemia.
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Drug Interactions:Excessive or chronic consumption of guava may potentiate some heart medications.
Side Effects and Adverse Effects: constipation
Nursing Responsibilities: Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness. Tell the patient not to use more than 30 days Do not give to patient with hypoglycemia Monitor the patient those on heart medication
Common Name: Yerba Buena
Scientific Name: Clinopodium douglasii
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose:
Wash fresh Yerba Buena leaves in running water. Chop to size for dried leaves, crush) and boil 2 teaspoons of leaves in a glass of water. Boil in medium heat for 15 to 20 minutes.
As analgesic, take a cupful every 3 hours. For tooth aches, pound the fresh leaves, squeeze juice out and apply on a cotton
ball then bite on to the aching tooth. Yerba buena leaves may be heated over fire and placed over the forehead for
headaches.
Indications:o Arthritiso Head acheso Tooth acheso Mouth washo Relief of intestinal gaso Stomach acheso Indigestiono Drink as tea for general good health.
Contraindications: Contraindicated for EO: biliary obstruction or inflammation, and severe liver damage.
Caution should be observed in taking this herbal medicine as it can be toxic in large doses.
Not to be used in patients with achlorhydria, gallbladder obstruction, or gallstones.
Side Effects and Adverse Effects: dermatosis, flushing and headache GI complaints (severe esophagitis, gastrosis, unexplained diarrhea, and
pancreatitis.)
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Nursing Responsibilities: Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness.
Common Name: Bawang, Garlic
Scientific Name: Allium sativum
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose: For disinfecting wound, crush and juice the garlic bulb and apply. You may cover
the afflicted area with a gauze and bandage. For sore throat and toothache, peal the skin and chew. Swallow the juice. Cloves of garlic may be crushed and applied to affected areas to reduce the pain
caused by arthritis, toothache, headache, and rheumatism. Decoction of the bawang bulbs and leaves are used as treatment for fever. For nasal congestion, steam and inhale: vinegar, chopped garlic, and water.
Mode of Action:Garlic contains antibacterial compound known as Allicin. Garlic juice inhibits the growth of fungi and a virus thus prevents viral, yeast and viral infections. Garlic was said have positive result in the treatments of AIDS based on preliminary test performed.
Indications:
o Helps lower bad cholesterol levels (LDL)o Aids in lowering blood pressureo Remedy for arteriosclerosiso May help prevent certain types of cancero Boosts immune system to fight infectiono With antioxidant propertieso Cough and cold remedyo Relives sore throat, toothacheo Aids in the treatment of tuberculosiso Helps relieve rheumatism paino With anticoagulant properties
Contraindications: Allergic to Bawang/Garlic Contraindicated in hyperthyroidism
Caution: take on a full stomach to prevent stomach and intestinal ulcers.
Drug Interactions: Garlic may interact with warfarin, antiplatelets, saquinavir, antihypertensives,
calcium channel blockers, hypoglycemic drugs, as well as other medications.
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Side Effects and Adverse Effects: Halitosis indigestion nausea emesis diarrhea Garlic can thin the blood similar to the effect of aspirin. gastrointestinal discomfort sweating dizziness allergic reactions bleeding, and menstrual irregularities
Nursing Responsibilities: Consult a health professional before taking garlic supplement or consuming
excessive amounts of garlic. Check if the patient has known allergies to garlic. Do not give to patient who has hyperthyroidism Instruct the patient to brush the teeth after taking the garlic-med Inform the patient to take on a full stomach to prevent stomach and intestinal
ulcers. Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness.
Common Name: Lagundi
Scientific Name: Vitex negundo
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose:
Asthma, cough, fever – boil raw fruits and leaves in 2 glasses of water for 15 minutes until the water left is only 1 glass (decoction). Strain. Leaves should be chopped and the following dosages of the decoction are given according to age group:
Adult7-12 years2-6 years
Dried leaves4 tbsp2 tbsp1 tbsp
Fresh leaves6 tbsp3 tbsp
1 ½ tbsp
Skin diseases and wounds – wash and clean the skin/wound with the decoction. Headache – crush leaves may be applied of the forehead. Rheumatism, sprain, contusions, insect bites – pound the leaves and apply on
the affected part. Aromatic bath for sick patients – prepare leaf decoction for use in sick and newly
delivered patients.
Indications:
o Asthma, cough, fevero Skin Diseases (dermatitis, scabies, ulcer, eczema) and woundso Headacheo Rheumatism, sprain, contusions, insect biteso Aromatic bath for sick patients
Contraindications: Use cautiously on patients with heart problem
Side Effects and Adverse Effects: Potential or adverse cardiac activity due to cardiac glycosides.
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Nursing Responsibilities: Consult a doctor before taking this herbal medicine. These may be a potential
conflict with other medications or contraindicated for a particular condition Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness.
Common Name: Niyog-Niyogan
Scientific Name: Quisqualis Indica L.
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose:Seeds are taken 2 hours after supper. If no worms are expelled, the dose may be repeated after one week.
Adult7-12 years6-8 years4-5 years
8-10 seeds6-75-64-5
Indications: Anti-helmenthic
Contraindications:Caution: not to be given to children below four years old.
Drug Interactions: none
Side Effects and Adverse Effects: mproper dosing may cause hiccups
Nursing Responsibilities: Not to be given to children below four years old Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness.
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Common Name: Pansit-Pansitan / Ulasiman-Bato
Scientific Name: Peperomia pellucida Linn.
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose: Wash the leaves well. One and a half cup leaves are boiled in two glassful of
water over low fire. Do not cover the pot. Cool and strain. Divide into three parts and drink each part three times a day after meals.
May also be eaten as salad. Wash the leaves well. Prepare one and a half cups of leaves (not closely packed). Divide into three parts and take as salad three times a day.
Indications:o Lowers uric acid (rheumatism and gout)
Contraindications: none
Drug Interactions: Avoid using with other pain relievers, diuretics
Side Effects and Adverse Effects: none
Nursing Responsibilities: Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness.
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Common Name: Sambong
Scientific Name: Blumea balsamifera L.
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose:
A decoction (boil in water) of Sambong leaves as like tea and drink a glass 3 or 4 times a day.
The leaves can also be crushed or pounded and mixed with coconut oil, For headaches, apply crushed and pounded leaves on forehead and temples. Decoction of leaves is used as sponge bath. Decoction of the roots, on the other hand, is to be taken in as cure for fever.
Indications:
o Good as a diuretic agento Effective in the dissolving kidney stoneso Aids in treating hypertension & rheumatismo Treatment of colds & fevero Anti-diarrheic propertieso Anti-gastralgic propertieso Helps remove worms, boilso Relief of stomach painso Treats dysentery, sore throat
Contraindications:Patient with urinary track infection
Nursing Responsibilities: Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness.
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Common Name: Tsaang Gubat or Wild Tea
Scientific Name: Ehretia microphylla Lam.
Classification: Herbal Medicine
Suggested Dose:
Thoroughly wash the leaves of tsaang gubat in running water. Chop to a desirable size and boil 1 cup of chopped leaves in 2 cups of water. Boil in low heat for 15 to 20 minutes and drain.
Take a cupful every 4 hours for diarrhea, gastroenteritis and stomach pains.
Gargle for stronger teeth and prevent cavities. Drink as tea daily for general good health.
Mode of Action: Tsaang Gubat has high fluoride content, it is used as a mouth gargle for preventing tooth decay
Indications:o Stomach painso Gastroenteritiso Intestinal motilityo Dysenteryo Diarrhea or Loose Bowel Movement (LBM)o Mouth gargleo Body cleanser/wash
Nursing Responsibilities: Instruct the patient to avoid the use of insecticides as these may leave poison on
plants. In the preparation of herbal medicine, instruct the patient use a clay pot and
remove cover while boiling at low heat. Inform the patient to use only the part of the plant being advocated. Instruct the patient to follow accurate dose of suggested preparation. Encourage the patient to use only one kind of herbal plant for each type of
symptoms or sickness.
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