Organon 2nd BHMS MCQS

 1) Aphorism No. 1 -70 

1 Aphorism called miniature of Organon is

3

 2 Dr. Hahnemann Speaks about preventive aspect of Homoeopathy in Aphorism 

4

3 In the treatment of acute diseases, the physician should look for 

Exciting cause

4 Accessory circumstances does not include 

skin problems 

Include occupation, mode of living, age

5 Prejudices may lead to 

Correct & wrong prescription 

 7 Objective symptoms is explained in Aphorism no. 

6

8 Causa ocassionalis means 

Exciting & maintaining cause

9 Vital force is defined in

Aphorism 9

10 Following is  a characteristic of vital force

Autocratic, automatic, dynamic

11 This material organism, without vital force, is capable of 

No sensation, no function, no self preservation 

11 The word ‘vital force’ was replaced by ‘vital energy’ in which edition of organon

6

 12 The concept of dynamis is explained in foot note of Aphorism 

11

13 Materia peccans, in relation ‘dynamic influence’ is found at the foot note of Materia Aphorism 

11

14 Enantiopathic method means 

Antipathy 

15 Natures of law of cure is explained in Aphorism no. 

26

16 The following aspects of Law of similia is explained  (except - palliative aspect) 

Moral aspect, physical aspect, disease aspect, 

17 Hahnemann indicated – as Palliative method of treatment 

Antipathy 

18 Aphorism describes ‘how homoeopathic cure takes place’ is 

29

19 The moral and physical aspect of law of similia is explained in

Foot note of Aphorisms....... 

20 Disease aspect of Law of similia is explained in Aphorism no. 

46

21 Concept of susceptibility is given in

Aphorism 31 

22 We cannot depend upon nature to cure a disease for all 

Their appearance is not certain , Does it not control, Chain of diseases form

23 Medicine is dependable for all 

Dose is in control, Act all time, act under all circumstances 

24 Artificial morbific agent means 

Medicine

25 Natural morbific agent means

Disease 

26 ‘Homoeopathy can remove symptoms, but the disease remains’ – is a statement of 

Hufeland

27 The artificial disease removed from the body because

Short duration of action

28 What shall happen when two similar disease meets together in a human body

Stronger one removes newer one

29 What shall happen when two dis-similar disease meets together in a human body

Repelled by old one if it that was stronger, suspended when new one is stronger, they form a complex disease 

30 ‘Thus, a syphilitic patient may become psoric, and vice versa’

True

 31 ---"the sole and infallible oracle of the healing art, teaches us, ..’ speaks about 

Homeopathy

32 Isopathy is described in 

Foot note 56

33 ‘A method of curing a given disease by the same contagious principle that produces it’ is spoken about

Isopathy

34 Introducer of Isopathy was

M.lux

 35 Introducer of Antipathy was

Galen

 36 Contraria contrariis curentener is the moto of 

Antipathy

37 When two dissimilar diseases meet together there is possibility except

Cure one another ( complex disease, suspend former disease, repel the later disease) 

38 Heteropathic medicine means

Allopathy 

39 “Criminal treason against divine homoeopathy” is said in relation to

Allopathy

 40 Hahnemann said that ‘The true mild cures take place only according to the – method’ 

Homoeopathy 

41 How many types of action of the remedy mainly exists

2

 42 How many types of secondary actions are there 

2

43 Primary action is

Action of medicine on vital force

44 Permanent restoration of the health, or removal and annihilation of the disease in its whole extent following definite fixed principle is called 

Cure

45 Medicine can – diseases 

Cure, palliative, suppress 

50 When exact opposite condition of primary action is possible that is the vital force reacts equally and opposite to the primary action is called

Secondary counter action

51 Hahnemann blamed – for tremendous blood letting 

Brousseau

52 ‘Rob millions of men gradually of their life.. .. more than fell on Napoleon's battlefields’ is referred to the name of

Brousseau

53 After the constipation produced by opium (primary action), - ensues (secondary action

Diarrhea 

54 The use of Antipathy is urgent and life threatening cases is supported in 

Foot note 67

55 Following is considered as emergency as per foot note of Aphorism 67 except

Skin eruption (lighting, suffocation, drowning) 

 56 Aphorism No. 1 is related with… 

Mission lf physician 

57 The sentence "Dare to be wise" is for 58 Dynamic influence' is given in

Footnote of Aph.No.11

59 Who discovered Antipathic mode of treatment

Dr. C. Galen

60 who said "Homoeopathy can remove the symptoms, but the disease remains".

Dr.Hufeland

 61 Secondary curative action is generally observed in.. 

Homeopathy 

62 "Blindness cured by Small Pox" are --------Observation 

Klein's

63 Remove the cause' named as ------

Klein's 

64 Artificial morbific forces is-

Medicine

65 "He is likewise the preserver of health" line quoted from aphorism No.

4

 66 Dr. CFS Hahnemann started translation of Cullen' Materia Medica in the year

1790

 67 Which aphorism in 6th edition deals with the mission of the physician? 

1

68 Which was the only medicine given by Brousseau?

Areseniv lod

 69 Which are the two principal methods of treatment stated by Dr. Hahnemann?

Homeopathy and allopathy

70 Primary action is a product of _____ & ______ powers conjointly. 

Medicinal & vital 

71 Which of the following are types of secondary action?

Counter & curative 

72 In which aphorism of 6th edition does Dr. Hahnemann discuss about causa occasionalis? 

7

73 _______ cause is generally due to a chronic miasm. 

Fundamental

74 _______ is based on the infalliable law of nature.

Homoeopathy 

75 Antipathy treats with a remedy of ______ action.

Contraria contrariis

 76 Suspended animation is a state where _______.

There is no time for the action of homoeopathic remedy, There is danger to life, Case is extremely urgent, All of the above

77 The sole curative power of _____ consists in altering man's state of health. 

Medicine

78 During the primary action of medicine, the vital force is ______

Passive

. 79 Medicines act ________.

Unconditionally

80 Which foot note of 6th edition deals with dynamis?

7

 81 Which concept is discussed in foot note 1?

Theoretic Medicine 

82Fundamental cause is responsible for ______ disease. 

Chronic

83The ______ healing art is the only corrct method and the straightest way to cure. 

Homeopathy 

84In which aphorism of 6th edition is primary action discussed? 

63

85Which of the following is a type of secondary action? 

Counter 

86Which of the following is  a property of vital force? 

Spiritual, dynamics, animates the material body 

87Which aphorism of 6th edition discusses about ideal cure? 

2

88Which system of medicine was introduced by Lux?

Isopathy

 89In 6th edition, which aphorisms discusses abt the requisite knowledges of physician?

3&4

 90Two similar diseases form a ______ disease

Double complex

. 91_______ are termed as artifical morbific agents.

Medicine

 92Which aphorism discusses therapeutic law of nature? 

26

93Who discovered Antipathy?

Galen

 94In order to cure the disease, ______ needs to be removed.

Totality of symptoms 

95Secondary counter action is observed in ________. 

Antipathy

96Allopathy is also known as _______ mode of treatment. 

Heteropathy

97______ is the ony indication, the only guide to the selection of the remedy.

Totality of symptoms 

 98Which of the following is a property of ideal cure?

 Rapid, Gentle, Permanent restoration

99Aph 5 of 6th edition deals with _____. 

Exciting and fundamental cause

100Which aphorism of 6th edition discusses about preservor of health?

4

 101Which method of cure is based on accurate observaion of anture, careful experimentation and pure experience?

Homeopathy 

102Which of the following are the properties of vital force?

 Spiritual, Autocratic, Dynamic

103What happens when a man is sick? 

Vital force is primarily deranged, Normal functioning of the organism is disturbed 

104The cure should always be ____. Reliable Rapid, Gentle, Permanent restoration

105Who stated "Homoeopathy can remove the symptoms, but the disease still remains"? 

Dr. Hufeland

106Every real medicine acts _______. 

At all times., Under all circumstances, .On every living being

107The distinctness and purity of ____ is tested on health body. 

Medicine

108Isopathy is a  method of curinga given disease by the ______ contagious principle that produces it. 

Same

109Exact opposite condition of health to the primary action is known as _____.

Secondary counter action

 110Which aphorism in 6th edition deals with the properties of ideal cure?

2

 111Enantiopathy is also known as _______.

Antipathy

 112Which aphorism discusses about preservor of health?

4

 113The material body without _____ is capable of no sensation, no function, no self-preservation.

Vital force

 114____ is the outwardly reflected picture of the internal essence of the disease.

Totality of symptom 

115Which aphorism discusses about unprejudiced observer? 

6

116In which aphorism of 6th edition is secondary action discussed? 

63

117Diseases is nothing more than an alteration in the state of health of a healthy individual ..mentioned in which aphorism of 6th edition by dr hahnemann

19

 118Dr hahnemann mentioned about palliation in which aphorism---

59

2)Aphorism No. 71 - 104

 1By which medicine epidemic disease is treated

Genus epidemicus

 2…………..is a slight alteration of health manifested by one or more trivial symptoms. 

Indisposition

3Most deplorable, most incurable of all chronic disease according to Dr. Hahnemann

Artificial chronic disease 

4Seven eight of all chronic disease arise from… 

Psora

5Natural chronic diseases are those which are primarily caused by:

Chronic miasm

 6 In which Aphorism Dr. Hahnemann advise the physician is at liberty and obliged to ask more precise, more special questions. 

89

7In which Aphorism Dr. Hahnemann mentioned "Obvious cause"

93

 8Acute case taking is dealt in Aphorism No. from…… 

Aphorism No. 99 - 102

9Conjoint malady is given in Aphorism No….. 

92

10For case taking which of the following qualities are necessary?

Freedom from Prejudice, Sound senses, Attention in observation 

 11Hypochondriac and Indolent patient deals with Aphorism No…..

96-97

 12In which Aphorism Dr. Hahnemann mentioned "Record Keeping"

104

 13Epedemic diseases are caused by the following 

Flood, Famine, World War

 14All are the examples of exciting causes 

Excess or less food, Chills, Overheating

15Several persons are affected at the same time, here and there is called……… 

Sporadic disease 

16The monstrous internal chronic miasm is……… 

Psora

17The theory of chronic disease given in which edition of Organon of Medicine 

Fifth edition

18Overgrowth of tissues is seen in…..

Sycotic miasm

 19Suspended Animation takes place, in sudden accident occuring to previously in….. 

Healthy person

20Three points comprising operation  of cure is stated in aph.no

71

 21All are eg of non-recurring acute miasms 

Small pox, Measles, Whooping-cough

 22Diseases attacking several people by means of telluric and meteoric influences are called

Sporadic disease

 23Diseases attacking many people with similar sufferings,same causeand same place are called

Epidemic disease 

 24Prolonged use of heroic medicine like calomel,iodine,foxglove,etc.in large doses leads to 

Artificial chronic disease 

25Diseases are inappropriately named chronic when persons expose themselves cotinually to 

Avoidable noxioux agent

26Method of treatment including venesections and blood-letting was called 

Broussau's method

27Thousant-headed monster of disease is described for 

Psora

28Most  deplorable and most incurable chronic diseases are due to

Allopathy medicine 

29All are qualities of physician as per aph.83 

 Freedom from prejudice, Attention and sound senses in observing, Fidelity in tracing picture of disease  

30Symptoms to which patient becomes used to because of long duration are called

Accessory symptoms 

31Patients who portray their symptoms in too vivid colours are called 

Hypochondriacs

32Many patients refrain from mentioning number of symptoms due to

 Indolence, False modesty, Mildness of disposition

33It is easy to take acute case because 

All complaints are recent, fresh, striking

34What are true chronic diseases?

Those are chronic miasm

 35Which miasm is described as condylomatous disease? 

Sycosis

36For how many years Dr.Hahnemann dedicated himself in investigating chronic affections?

12

37All are examples of maintaining causes except

 Housed in cellars or confined dwellings, Deprived of exercise and open air, Over exersion of body and mind

38What are sources of history of patient?

 Patient himself, Physician, Relatives and people around him 

39What are important don’t's of case taking?

Avoid leading questions, don't interup patient while narrating his complaint

40Causes of disgraceful character eg.venereal infections,prolapse,etc. are called

Obivious cause

 41Particular regards occupation,mode of living and diet,his domestic situation should be inquired specifically in 

Chronic case taking

42Malady formed by medicinal and original disease ia called

Conjoint malady

 43In which disease condition physician needs to investigate several patients in order to select a similar remedy 

Epidemic disease 

44Rapid disease processes having tendency to finishtheir course quickly in moderate time are termed 

Acute disease. 

45 Diseases with small imperceptible onset,gradual progress and don’t get cured on their own are called

Chrnic disease 

46Acute diseases are caused by exposing to injurious influences called

Exiciting cause

 47Following are eg. Of exciting causes 

Excess of food or insufficient of it, Severe physical impressions,chills,overheating, Mental emotions

48Which miasm is extremely ancient and has passedin hundreds of generations and attained incredible development is

Psora

 49To get pure picture of disease for patients taking medicine previously,what should physician do 

Leave patient without medication for some days, Administer something of unmedicinal nature

50In chronic diseases of females special attention should be given to all 

 Pregnancy, Mensturation, Leucorrhoea

51symptoms on which diagnosis can be made are known as 

Pathognomic symptoms 

: 3)Fundamental Principles 

1What are the quality of Vital force 

Dynamic, automatic, autocratic

2In Aphorism No. 105 to 145, Dr. Hahnemann has discussed about

Drug proving

 3The true natural chronic diseases are those that arise from a Chronic Miasm 

Psora, sycotic, syphilitic 

4Psora is always desire------food. 

Hot

5Vital Force is a ---------------------concept in study of Homoeopathy. 

Dynamic

6Who introduced the 50 millisimal scale for drug dynamization

Dr. Hahnemann 

7"Action and Reaction are equal and opposite" is called

Law of mutual action

 8Gradual, Imperceptible onset is seen in-

Chronic disease 

9Dr. CFS Hahnemann spent ------years in investigation of chronic diseases. 

14

10The law of least quantity discovered by

Maupertius

 4)History 

1The Romanian man called by Maharaja Ranjit Singh of Lahore and treated him was

 Dr Jhon  Martin Honigberger

2Homoeopathic central council act was published in the year

1973

 3Homoeopathy was introduced in USA by

Hans Gram

 4The first drug was proved by Dr. Hahanemann was

Chinchona

 5Official announcement of Law of Similia was made in the year 

1976

 6First edition of Organon was published in the year 

1810

7All the books were written by Hahnemann 

Materia Medica Pura, Organon of art of healing, Medicine of experience 

 8Beonninghausen converted to be a homoeopath after he cured from ____ by homoeopathic remedy

Pulmonary Tuberculosis 

9Boenninghausen was treated by _

Pulsatilla 

10Repertory of the medicines which are not anti-posrics was written by 

Boenninghausen

11Bombay Homoeopathic Medical association was formed in

1890

 12The first president of Homoeopathic board of govt. of Maharashtra was 

Dr S. R. Wadia

13Who is founder of Homoeopathy

Dr. CPS Hahnemann 

14What is the birth date of Dr. Hahnemann

10/4/1755

 15What is the name of second wife of Dr. Hahnemann 

Marie Melanie De Hervilly

16When Dr.Hahnemann started practice at Hettstedt Town

1779

 17In which year Dr. Hahnemann got M. D. degree 

1779

18In which year Dr. Hahnemann dicovered Homoeopathy

1796

 19Who is founder of 'Law of Direction of Cure2

Dr Herring

0Who is father of Indian Homoeopathy

Dr Ranendra Lal Dutta

 21 Who is called Father of Experimental Pharmacology

Dr Hahnemann 

22Author of Repertory of Antipsoric Medicines

Dr. CMFV Boenninghausen

23Dr. Hahnemann's medical essay were published first in…

Hufeland's Journal 

 24Name of The first cemetery where Dr. Hahnemann was burried 

Montmary

25"Friend of Health" was published in the year: 

1792

26Dr. Boenninghausen became interested in Homoeopathy after his disease was cured with 

Ars Album

27Life period of Dr. J. T. Kent 

1849-1916

28Who discovered the "Law of Vital Action and Reaction" & "Series in Degree".

J.T.Kent

 29 Dr. C. Hering introduced 

Decimal scale

30Which is the work opf Dr. C. Hering 

Domestic physiciann

31Calcutta Journal of medicine was edited by… 

Dr. M. L. Sircar

32 Who treated Pandit Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar 

Dr. Rajendra Lall Dutta

33Who was first Homoeopath of America 

Dr. Gram Hans

34Who started royal London Faculty of Homoeopaths

Dr. F. H. Quin

5)Logic

 1Logic of Homoeopathy is based on

Inductive

 2Who says: "A general truth is but an aggregate of particular truths"

JS Mill

 3Logic may be define as....

 Science of reasoning, Science of the thought, The art & science of reasoning 

4Which is the logic by induction i.e. by drawing universal conclusion from particular premise.

Inductive

 5The inductive method in logic is the scientific method that proceed by induction. It requires

Exact observation, Correct interpretation, Rational explanation

6Lord Bacon was father of 

Objectives and realistic tradition in modern philosophy 

7Logic of homoeopathy is based on

Inductive logic only 

8Homoeopathy is a product of 

Inductive logic

9Lord Bacon is known as 

Inductive logic founder

10Lord Bacon originated this method of logic in his

Novum organum

 11What is inductive logic 

Particular to general

12What is deductive logic 

General to perticular 

13Case taking in homoeopathy is based on

Inductive logic

14What is logic 

The science of reasoning

15Inductive logic is formulated by

Lord bacon

 16Requirements of inductive logc

 soundness, consistency, completeness

17Deductive method n logic is the scientific method that proceeds by 

Deduction

18Logic and organon fuction as 

One single unit

19Which is  a type of logic 

informal logic, mathematical logic, symbolic logic 

20Logic is discussed in which philosophy

Stuart close 

 21Logic is derived from

Logos, logike

22According to stuart close which is the method of inductive logic 

Method of residual variation

23A state in which a condition uniformly present is assumed as cause

Method of agreement 

24The method of inductive logic is based on

Principle of posteria

 25The method of deductive logic is based on 

priority principles

26The doctrine of double truth was introduced by

Lord bacon

 27Aristotles method of logic was based on

Syllogism

 28what helps to establish a link betweem inductive and deductive logic 

Anlogy

29Who is the founder of true logic

Aristotle 

30which is not a part of syllogism 

Analogy

31What are the terms of propositions

 subject, predicate

32The process of entering into minute analysis is called

Categorising

33The philosophy of jhon stuart mill is called

Utilitarianism 

34What is the theory of jhon stuart mill 

Particular to particular 

35which doctrine indicates accepting the truths at a time

Doctrine of duble truth

6)Psychology 

1Who is regarded as the father of Psychology

Milbelm Wundt

 2Who established a Psychological laboratory first time in India

Dr. N. N. Sengupta

3A feeling state involving thought, physiological changes and an outward expression OR behaviour' called...

Emotion

 4………… is a response to threatening or challenging environmental conditions.

Stress

 5…………..is process by which we encode, store and retrieve in mformation

Memory

 6How is psychology defined today?

The science of behaviour & mental processes 

7A Set of relatively enduring behavioural charecteristics and predispositions is a person's 

Peronality

8Who propounded the ' self theory of personality ' ? 

Roger

9According to Allport, the trait that is most fundamental to someone's personality is the ……trait

Cardinal

 10Which of the following pychologist does not fall in the group of humanistic approaches of personality ? 

Martin Seligman

11Individual differences in intelligence are due to 

Many factors involving genetic and environmental

12The chronological age that most typiclly corresponds to a given level of performance is called 

Mental Age

13Intelligence Quotient is computed by which of the following formula ? 

MA/CA *100

14Stanford Binet Scale measures the following attribute of an individual

Intelligence 

15Achievement motivation relates to

Need of th person

 16Which need is on top of the Maslow's hierarchy of needs 

Selt actualization 

17The seat of emotion is to be found in the

Limbic system 

18Factor analysis is best suited for studying 

Construct validity 

19The therapy of psychoanalysis was developed by

Sigmund Freud

 20Which of the following approaches emphasize the role of unconscious in " feelings and thoughts" of an individual?

Psychoanalytic

21Most psychologists today believe that anxiety is

A key symptom of psychological disorder 

22A sudden spurt of fear, with extreme increase in autonomic nervous system arousal, that has no specific cause in environment is called a

Panic attack 

23A disorder that involves the loss of physiological function (such as blindness, deafness) with no apparent physical cause 

Conversion disorder 

24A disorder that involves displaying one's genitals to unsuspecting strangers is 

Exhibitionism

25Amnesia refers to 

Loss of memory 

26Which is the description of the methods of personality measurement 

Rating scale, Interviews and observations, Paper and pencil test

27Sublinimal perception means perceiving 

Stimuli weaker than the sensory threshold

28Who is regarded as the father of psychology 

Wundt

29According to whom " Educational psychology is the science of Education" ?

Peel

 30In the childhood, individual's behaviour is most influenced by 

Family

31According to Rogers, the most important force that directs our behaviour is

Fulfillment 

32A positive or negative environmental stimulus that motivates behaviour

Learning

 33Which of the following is not an attribute of agreeableness personality dimension ?

 Altruism, Trust, Modesty

34The two factor theory of motivation is given by

Harzberg

 35A complex behaviour that is rigidly patterned throughout a species and its unlearned is called

Instinct

7)Causes

 1In organon "causa occasionalis" is explained in aphorism no.?

7

 2Causes of diseases are ?

 maintaining, Exciting, Fundamental

3Fundamental cause of disease are?

Psora

 4Which one of the following does belong to "causa occasionalis"

 Strong smelling flowers causes syncope, Imperforated anus of infant, Dyspnea from dust exposure

5"Tolle causam" means?

Removal of disease

  6Causa occassionalis means?

Centra to circumference 

7The causes of disease action is from ? 

Fundamental cause-psora

8Aphorism 80 is dealing with?

Knowledge of syphilis and sycosis

9aphorism no 79 deals with mainly with 

Exciting cause

10acute disease are caused by

Psora

11Mother cause of all the diseases is

 Psora, syphilis, sycosis

12cause of true chronic diseases are

Exciting cause

 13the cause which excites the disease process or disease phenomenon 

  Material cause of disease 

15materia peccans means 

Material cause of disease

16causa prima means 

Inner cause, firt cause

17avoidable noxious influence caused by

Maintaing cause

 18in organon foot note no 6 relates to

Prima causa morbi

 19aphorism no 5 is related to 

Exciting and fundamental cause

20pseudochronic disease is caused by 

Maintaining cause

21psora is the cause of 

Only non veneral disease 

22miasmatic causes are described under which aphorism

71-80

 23aphorism 77 deals withwhich cause

Maintaining cause

24aphorism 94 deals with

Investigation of maintaining cause

25among following causes which can be avoidedand causes false chronic disease

Maintaining cause

8)Case-Taking 

1 Case taking is 

Art and science

2Aphorism No.104 is dealing with 

Usefulness record of writing

3 In aphorism No. 98-104 Dr. Samuel Hahnemann has given idea about 

Special direction in acute cure

4Aphorism No.86 dealing with 

Physicians observation 

5Aphorism No.90 is dealing with 

Peculiar observation 

6What is the main objective of homeopathic case taking

Dignosis, individualization, prognosis

7Aphorism No.92 is dealing with

Recording acute disease 

8Most difficult task in a case recording is to obtain

Individualising characteristics symptoms 

9Objective of case taking is

To obtain individual picture of disease 

10Aphorism No.96 is dealing with 

Recording hypochondriac case

11Dr. Samuel Hahnemann has given about case taking from 

Aphorism 83-104

12Disease diagnosis of patient depends upon 

Common symptoms 

13In aphorism No.83-90 Dr.Samuel Hahnemann has given idea about 

Patient comming directly

14Aphorism No.83 is dealing with

  Physician should be free from prejudiced, Physician should have sound senses, Physician should be attentive

15Sources of symptom 

Patient himself, relative friends, physician

16Answer to leading question may be 

Exactly correct, Partly correct partly wrong, Exactly wrong

17One who imagines that he is ill when he is not or who explain the sign and symtoms in more exaggerated form is called _______ patient 

Hypochondriac 

18For ideal recording of case physician should be

Free from prejudice, sound senses, attentive

19Aphorism No.94 is dealing with

Investigation of maintaining cause

20Aphorism No. 89 is dealing with

Precise and special questions

21Aphorism No.85 is dealing with

 New symptoms fresh line

22Aphorism No. 98 is dealing with 

Record only patient language 

 

23Aphorism No. 100/101/102 deals with 

Investigation epidemic disease

24Cause of true chronic disease R

Psora, sycosis, syphilis 

25Aphorism No. 103 is dealing with 

Investigation of psora

26The causes which maintain the disease process they are called as

Exciting cause

27Aphorism No.91 is dealing with

Past treatment recordings 

28Aphorism No.99 is dealing with

Recording acute case is easy

29Aphorism No.93 is dealing with 

Private questions 

30Aphorism No.88 is dealing with

Use of general expression 

9)Totality  of symptoms 

1_____defines totality of symptoms as the aggregate of the symptoms.

Dr. Samuel Hahnemann 

2life is invisible in itself any only cognisable by perceptible

Fuction

 3symptom is called as complete when it has ___

Causation 

4the symptoms which is associated with chief complaint but which does not have any pathophysiological relation with chief complaints is called as

Key note

 5involuntry passage of urine while coughing is an example of

Concomitant 

6polyuria with coryza is an example of symptoms 

Guiding

7_____are the symptoms which are discoverable or felt by the patient alone ,presenting no external indications . 

Subjective

8the collection of ________symptoms is totality of symptoms.

Objective symptoms 

9when disesase is anhilated ....is restored

Health

 10removal of totality of symtoms is removal of ..... 

Cause

11.....defines totality of symptoms as that concrete form which symtom take when they are logically related to each other

Dr. H. A. Robert

12....defines totlity of symptoms :it is not only the sum totalof symptoms

Dr. Samuel Hahnemann 

13each of the symptoms must complete with regards to its ... 

Sensation, location, modality

14the symptoms must have chronological order of .... 

Progress, development 

15the symptom must be divisible in .....

Subjective, objective 

16the symtoms must .... 

General, particular 

17particular symptom must differentiated as 

Common, uncommon

18....of each symptom must be noted 

Grade

19.....in the case must be depicted 

Environmental, occupational, exogenous 

20then the background of the case from ....... Must be in perview 

The past history, the family history

21... Is included in totality of symtoms

Alternating, contradictory 

22on which symtom we can prescribe the medicine 

Characteristics 

23which symtoms expresses the man himself 

General

24a man is known to us by his

Behaviour

 25a man consist of .... 

Body, spirit, mind

26dr kent classifies symptom into ....... 

General, particular, common

27dr kent gave more importance to ....symptom 

General, uncommon peculiar symptoms 

28mental symtom is expression of the

Vital force

 29quando means .... 

Time factor

30ubi means ....

Seat of action

10)Symptomatology 

1 A complete description of a symptom should give …….location, sensation, modality

2……..symptoms are those that are seen in large number of patient and provers during proving and has little value in remedy selection 

Keynote

3homeopathy can remove symptoms but disease remain stated by………

Hufeland

 4………. Is aggravation and amelioration of of any abnormal sensation of patient symptoms 

Modality

5……… are characteristic symptoms which point unmistakably to small group of remedies

Common

 6general symptoms are those symptoms……….

Refer to person as whole

7who give idea of complete symptom

Hahnemann 

8concomitant symptoms…………

No value for disease diagnosis. 

9objective symptoms are……

 Noted by relatives 

10subjective symptoms are symptoms noted by ………. 

Patient

11rare symptoms are symptoms ……… 

Appear in every prover

12symptoms that accompany chief complaint are known as………

Modality

 13……… was 1st to realise importance of concomitants

Hering

 14symptoms related to particular part is called ……..symptoms

Physical 

15sensation experienced in more than two location is said to be …… 

Mental

16cravings and aversion come under ……… 

Physical general

17……...Symptom indicate beginning of disease 

Common

18…….. Defines symptoms , the languague of body expressing its disharmony and calling for similar remedy 

Rovert

19large number of remedies gets eliminated at one stroke such symptoms are………symptoms

 20……….. Symptoms hardly ever indicates remedy 21concomitant bears no other relationship to chief complaints other than……. Relation 22……. Has stresed value of concomitants symptoms with modality common to chief complaint 23if particular food leads to stomachache so that food …….. Patient in general 24……….. Added fourth important consideration that is concomitant 25………..physical general 26fever is …….. Symptom 27mental symptom include……… 28……….. Reflect unconcious drives and aspiration 29………… has merged symptoms of mind with intellect 30sleep is ……….

 11)Analysis & Evaluation Of Symotoms 

1A complete symptom is characterised by

Location, sensation, modalities, concomitant 

2Symptoms related to sleep and dream are

General

 3Dry tongue without thirst is a ____ symptom

Uncommon 

4Neuralgia at the same hour everyday is a ____ symptom 

General

5Burning ameliorated by heat is a ___ symptom

Uncommon 

6Dr. Samuel Hahnemann has classified symptom as 

Uncommon, common 

7Mental general is greater than physical general symptom. Stated by ___ 

Kent

8Grand particularisation is axiom of 

Boenninghausen

9Analysis is done for 

To classify the symptoms 

10What kind of symptoms should be considered for grand evaluation

Characteristics 

11Analysis of symptoms means 

Classification of symptoms 

12Evaluation of symptoms means

Grading of symptoms 

13Grading of symptoms is 

Evaluations of symptoms 

14Grading of symptoms is done on the basis of 

Intensity of the symptoms 

15The concept of classifying symptoms according to "Location, Sensation, Modality, concomittant" is given by…

Boenninghausen

 16The concept of "Basic and Determinative Symptoms" was given by…. 

Garth Boericke

17The concept of "Common and uncommon Symptoms" was given by….

Samuel Hahnemann 

18Grading of symptoms upto three plus marking is the method given by…

Kent

 19Grading of symptoms upto five plus marking is the method given by…

Boenninghausen

 20Grading of symptoms upto two plus marking is the method given by…

Boericke 

21Quis according to Dr.Boenninghausen is….. 

Change in the personality and temperament 

22Dr.Boger accepted Dr.Boenninghausen's method with the edition of one more type of symptom

Pathological symptoms 

23Which sypmtoms are  not taken into consideration for evaluation

Common,

 24Quibus Auxilis according to Dr.Boenninghausen is…

Concomitant 

25Dr.Hahenemann classified the symptoms 

Common, uncommon

26Dr.J.T Kent classified the symptoms

Will/emotions, understanding, memory 

 27Ubi according to Dr.Boenninghausen is…. 

Personal individualisation

28Accordimg to Dr.Garth Boericke Determinative symptom is……. 

Characteristics 

29"Grand generalisation" is the concept of…… 

Boenninghausen

30In evaluation of the symptoms Boenninghausen gave more importance to…

Common

12)Susceptibility

1……..Is the general quality of receiving impressions and the power of reaction to stimuli. 

Susceptibility 

2The effect of medicine are different in different persons as ……….varies from man to man. 

Susceptibility 

3The kind and degee of reaction to medicine depends upon the degree of……….of the patient. 

Susceptibility 

4All the physiological and pathological functions of an organism depend on……… . 

Susceptibility

5More the susceptibility ………… the potency. 

Higher

6Decreased susceptibility is denoted by ………… response of an organism to stimuli in the environment.

Poor

 7Increased susceptibility ……… the develoment of an organism to stimuli in the environment. 

Promotes

8The part of the body which are susceptible to the influence of medicine are……….

Tongue, nose, Respiratory organs, remaining sin if body

9susceptibility is modified by ………….. 

Age

10susceptibility is greatest in …………

Children, young varies  person

11Deaf and Dumb possess ………… degree of susceptibility. 

Low

12Parts of the body which are more or less susceptibile to the influence of medicine in disease is discussed in aphorism …….. Of oranon of medicine.

284

 13The susceptibility of different provers to the same drug is ……….. 

Different

14The susceptibility of provers to different preparation of the same drug is ?

Varies

 15mainly there are …… types suscerptiblity ? 

2

16few persons were apt to faint from the smeel of rose is an example of 

Idiosyncrasy 

17according to …….sensitivity is a state of abnormal response to stimulation 

Dorlands dictionary 

18the hypochondria patient detail their symptoms in exaggerated expression due to ……… 

Great sensitiveness, impatient to suffering 

19an organism in perfect balance represent ……….. 

Health

20definite pattern of cure is detected by……….. 

Hering

21Law of direction of cure is given by ……… 

Hering

22Drugs are capable of influencing the organism because of its…………. 

Susceptibility 

23discovery of potentisation is given by ………..

Hahnemann 

24 Acute and explosive onset of disease indicates a robust constituition with ………. Susceptiblity 

High

25 some instances susceptiblity is dormant and no reaction follows the administration of ………….. 

Similinum

26 Infants and children are generaly ………. Susceptible 

High

27 Old age ……. Susceptiblity 

Low

28 ………. Susceptiblity denoted by constitutional somatotype and by temperaments

Increased

29 ………… susceptiblity denoted b poor responseof organism to stimuli in environment 

Decreased

30 childrens react well to medium and ……… potencies

High