| Post Name | Assistant Professor Case Taking and Repertorisation - Government Homoeopathic Medical Colleges |
|---|---|
| Question Paper Code | 065/2023/OL |
| Category Code | 056/2020 |
| Date of Test | 5 June 2023 |
| Exam Type | Online Examination |
| Total Questions | 100 |
1
Repertory of the New Remedies by C.P. Hart published in 1876 was based on which of the following Materia Medica ?
Answer
D. Special symptomatology and Therapeutics by E.M. Hale
2
Which of the following are not correctly paired ?
Answer
A. Repertory of Haemorrhoids - O.M. Drake
3
Pathogenetic and clinical repertory of the symptoms of Head is written by
Answer
C. Neidhard
4
All the following rubrics of Kent's repertory are correctly matched with the medicines except
Answer
D. Giggling - Ars
5
Rubric "Intertrigo" is found in which chapter of Kent's Repertory ?
Answer
C. Skin
6
All the following rubrics are found in chapter Sensation and Complaints chapter of BTPB except
Answer
A. Emotional excitement
7
Concentric circles of Joslin is compared by H.A. Roberts with which feature of BTPB ?
Answer
B. Relationship of Remedies
8
"Dagger sign (ā”)" is used in BBCR to designate
Answer
B. To mark new paragraph whose introduction, it is hoped will help in the selection of similimum
9
Rubric "Gluttony" is mentioned in which chapter of BBCR ?
Answer
C. Appetite
10
All the following are new chapters added in the edition of Homoeopathic Medical Repertory by Robin Murphy, except
Answer
A. Toxicity
11
In Synthetic Repertory, Time modality with speciļ¬c timings are mentioned in which volume ?
Answer
B. Volume II
12
In synthesis repertory by Frederik Schroyens, "Restructuring and streamlining of rubrics" is done for
Answer
C. All chapters except mind and dreams
13
In Knerr's repertory rubric "Occupation. Washerwoman : toothache" the single medicine present is
Answer
D. Phosphorus
14
Which of the following author has criticised Kent's repertory by saying, "that in some parts, the rubrics are over-generalised and in some parts there is over-particularisation ?
Answer
B. Dr. Pulford
15
Single medicine to the rubric "Injuries to air passages" in synthesis repertory is
Answer
A. Calendula
16
The mental concomitant are of immense value in physical ailments while the physical concomitants assume great importance in mental ailments. This is an important point stressed recently by
Answer
A. Frank Bodman
17
What kind of symptoms are most frequently voiced by the patient ?
Answer
B. Sensations
18
Which of the following is not a General symptom ?
Answer
D. Things that an individual might say of himself that might relate to only one organ
19
It is a generalization drawn from the particular symptoms by logical deduction. such symptoms are called as
Answer
C. Keynote or characteristic symptoms
20
"Coldness with aversion to being covered" is an example of which type of symptom ?
Answer
A. Negative general symptom
21
The strain which runs through every pathogenetic symptom complex has been called by Boger as
Answer
D. Genius of the drug
22
"Take the minimum symptoms of maximum importance" is said by
Answer
B. John Weir
23
Which of the following feature does not characterize the Boenninghausen's approach ?
Answer
C. Characteristic particulars considered at the ļ¬nal stage of diļ¬erentiation
24
Boger has given highest importance to which of the following in his evaluation of symptoms ?
Answer
A. Causative modalities
25
The true "totality" is more than the mere numerical totality or whole number of the symptoms. It may even exclude some of the particular symptoms if they cannot, at the time be logically related to the case. Such symptoms are called
Answer
B. Accidental symptoms
26
According to Garth Boericke, prominent mental symptoms are
Answer
A. Determinative symptoms
27
Three injunctions according to Bidwell are
Answer
A. Cure promptly, mildly and permanently
28
According to H A Robert on analysing the case, very valuable symptoms are those pertaining to
Answer
A. Aggravations and Ameliorations
29
According to Kent's grading of symptoms, Ailments from grief is
Answer
B. First grade mental symptoms
30
According to Boenninghausen characteristic symptoms 'QUID' means
Answer
B. Peculiarities of disease
31
A unique art of getting into conversation, observation and collecting information from patient as well as from bystanders to deļ¬ne the patient and diagnose disease is called
Answer
C. Case taking
32
Chronic diseases which present with only one or two principal symptoms are
Answer
A. One sided diseases
33
Diseases which begin suddenly, progress faster, run a deļ¬nite course and ļ¬nally ends either with recovery or ļ¬nal death of the patient
Answer
C. Acute
34
Case taking of epidemic diseases are given in the aphorisms
Answer
A. 100-103
35
The study of follow up of a case is known as
Answer
B. Catamnesis
36
Diseases which recur at certain periods or which presents with periodicity are termed as
Answer
B. Intermittent diseases
37
The process that determines the signiļ¬cance and importance of expressed symptoms
Answer
B. Evaluation of symptoms
38
One of the major diļ¬culty of case taking
Answer
A. Communication barrier
39
Repertories constructed based on the principle of starting from general information to reach speciļ¬c information
Answer
B. Logico-utilitarian repertories
40
Repertory which is constructed and which operates on the basis of clinical approach ?
Answer
A. Clinical repertory J. H. Clarke
41
Repertories which are elaborating the particular theme with a high degree speciļ¬city are
Answer
C. Regional repertories
42
One of the diļ¬culty in chronic case taking for the physician
Answer
A. Patient gets accustomed to the long suļ¬erings
43
Which Repertory applicable when the presenting complaint has complete symptom ?
Answer
A. Boenninghausen therapeutic pocket book
44
Repertory which helps in ļ¬nding out predominant miasm after taking past history, family history and treatment history ?
Answer
A. Repertory of miasms by R. P. Patel
45
Which repertory is applicable when the presenting complaint, past history and treatment history shows recurrent fever ?
Answer
D. Boger-Boenninghausen characteristics and repertory
46
Laboratory and other investigative procedures helpful in
Answer
D. Diagnosis and prognosis of the disease
47
One of the following is the major diļ¬culty in taking mental diseases
Answer
A. The violent patient
48
Symptoms which are common to a disease state are
Answer
C. Pathognomic symptoms
49
Boericke's clinical repertory is used
Answer
D. In cases with prominent clinical diagnosis
50
Complete repertory to the homeopathic materia medica on diseases of the eyes is applicable in
Answer
D. Diseases of the Eyes
51
Clinical repertory of skin diseases by Douglas constitute of
Answer
A. Therapeutic and repertory part
52
One of the repertory used in the management of acute and chronic joint disorders
Answer
A. Repertory of Rheumatic remedies
53
'Encyclopedia Homeopathica' the largest and structured homeopathic reference library is the unique feature of
Answer
A. RADAR
54
'Vithoulkas Expert System' is the unique feature of
Answer
B. RADAR
55
Archives modules with a collection of 270 books is a unique feature of
Answer
B. HOMPATH
56
Computer repertory which includes all the additions to Kent's repertory ?
Answer
A. CARA and SIMILIA
57
Long form of H R S software
Answer
B. Homeopathic Repertorization System
58
Advantages of Macintosh computer is seen in
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D. MAC Repertory
59
Multiple search facilities is available in
Answer
A. STIMULARE
60
One of the disadvantage of computer repertory
Answer
D. It helps in recovery
61
'KENBO' software helps physician for
Answer
D. Organising, case taking, case analysis, repertorisation and follow up
62
One of the mobile app of repertory
Answer
A. Homeopathic Pocket repertory book
63
I.S.I.S. software full form
Answer
A. Integrated Set of Information System
64
For repertorisation, if Physician is selecting rubric from Generals, TOP PRIOROTY shall be given to
Answer
A. Causative emotional modalities
65
Every case has its own dimensions and for working out the cases where case presents only common symptoms or a pathology, homeopath make use of
Answer
D. All of the above
66
Which one is "NOT" a technique of repertorisation ?
Answer
D. Clinical
67
Which one is a Clinical Alphabetical Repertory ?
Answer
C. The Prescriber by Clark
68
All are Puritan group of repertories except
Answer
D. Lippe's repertory
69
Logico-utilitarian group repertories that have generals to particular philosophy are
Answer
D. Both 1) and 2)
70
Match the following. Which is correct ? Classiļ¬cation Repertories i. Puritan Group a. Gentry ii. Clinical Repertories b. RADAR iii. Card's Repertories c. Dr. Field iv. Mechanically-Aided Repertories d. Berridge
Answer
A. i - a ii - d iii - c iv - b
71
The author of the book "Leaders in Respiratory Organs" is
Answer
C. E. B. Nash
72
Dr. Boenninghausen named 'steiss' for
Answer
C. Coccyx
73
Match the following : i. Quis a. Cause of disease ii. Ubi b. Time iii. Cur c. Personality, the individuality iv. Quando d. Seat of the disease
Answer
B. i - c ii - d iii - a iv - b
74
Evaluations of remedies was ļ¬rst introduced by
Answer
D. Dr. Boenninghausen
75
No. of medicines given in Kent's repertory are
Answer
B. 648
76
In BBCR the concordance sections consists of remedies
Answer
C. 125
77
Chapter which is most enriched with concomitants in BBCR ?
Answer
B. Fever
78
'Delirium tremens' is present in which volume of synthetic repertory ?
Answer
A. Vol. I
79
Gentry's Concordance Repertory contains how many volumes ?
Answer
D. 6 Volumes
80
Kent's Repertorium Generale was ļ¬rst published in 1987 by Barthel in language
Answer
A. German
81
Kent's ļ¬nal general repertory of the Materia Medica has
Answer
B. 39 Chapters
82
Which is correct about additions to Kent's repertory ?
Answer
D. All of the above
83
Who is the author of essential synthesis ?
Answer
B. Dr. Frederik Schroyens
84
The largest number of rubrics are in which section of pocket manual of homeopathic materia medica and repertory by William Boericke ?
Answer
B. Skin Section
85
The introduction to the prescriber is divided into four parts. The Part-I deals with
Answer
A. How to practice homeopathy
86
All are example of regional repertories except
Answer
D. Jahr's symptom codex
87
Order of arrangement of Phatak's repertory
Answer
A. Alphabetical
88
Which Chapter is present in Robin Murphy's Repertory ?
Answer
D. All of the above
89
Number of medicines in Synoptic Key of the materia medica by Dr. C. M. Boger
Answer
B. 489 medicines
90
"Certain diseases come to have certain remedies assigned to them and all patients who are found to be suļ¬ering from any given disease must be dosed with one of the remedies credited to it" was stated by
Answer
C. J. H. Clarke
91
R.P. Patel's Miasmatic repertory has following limitation(s)
Answer
D. Both 1) and 2)
92
The repertory to the more characteristic symptoms of the materia medica by constantine Lippe follows
Answer
B. Deductive logic
93
The part Fragmenta de Viribus contains repertory. The ļ¬rst part of it contains
Answer
D. Materia Medica
94
"Ecstasy" in BTPB can be found in
Answer
C. Intellect
95
"Aļ¬ectation" means
Answer
A. Artiļ¬cial behaviour designed to impress others
96
A person has a mental disposition to do good; a generous act of goodwill. An act of charity with no anticipation of compensation. Rubric is
Answer
C. Benevolence
97
One who rebel against anything or ruling power is
Answer
B. Anarchist
98
Which meaning with Rubric is incorrect ?
Answer
D. None of the above
99
Dr. P. Sankaran's Card repertory is based on
Answer
B. Boger
100
Kishore's Card Repertory by Dr. Jugal Kishore contains
Answer
C. 10000 Cards
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