| Post Name | Associate Professor/Reader in Case Taking and Repertorisation |
|---|---|
| Question Paper Code | 062/2024/OL |
| Category Code | 171/2023 |
| Date of Test | 12 June 2024 |
| Exam Type | Online Examination |
| Total Questions | 100 |
1
First Card Repertory was prepared by
Answer
B. Guernsey
2
Who was ļ¬rst to introduce the evaluation of drugs in Card Repertory?
Answer
A. Marcos Jaminez
3
In Boger Boenninghausen characteristics and Repertory, the concordance section consists of remedies
Answer
C. 125
4
Clinical Repertory was written by
Answer
C. Oscar E. Boericke
5
The synoptic key to Materia Medica has number of medicines in Repertory part
Answer
B. 489 remedies
6
Sector totality means
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A. Symptoms with location, sensation and characteristic modalities
7
Causative modalities are given higher importance in selection of medicine in
Answer
B. Boger's Repertory
8
After analysis of a repertorial case with the help of patients, other symptoms, which is not included under Repertorization, should be diļ¬erentiated. This method is called
Answer
C. Potential diļ¬erential ļ¬eld
9
The source of Boger - Boenning - Hausen's Repertory is
Answer
D. Aphorism of Hippocrates
10
Anamnesis in a case include
Answer
D. All of the above
11
'Every Repertory is useful, unfortunately no one is complete' was pointed out by
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B. Dr. C.M. Boger
12
Generic symptoms are also known as
Answer
B. Basic symptoms
13
In which Repertory, speciļ¬c hour is not mentioned under section time?
Answer
B. BBCR
14
Pyromania is found in
Answer
C. BBCR
15
In which section of the rubric 'Linea Nasalis' is found in Kents Repertory?
Answer
B. Face
16
Who said 'A well taken case is half cured'?
Answer
D. Elizabeth Wright
17
The rubric 'Parotid glands' in BTPB found in section
Answer
C. Ears
18
Mind Chapter of Kents Repertory was prepared by
Answer
B. Lee
19
Match List I and List II and select the correct answers using the code given below: List I List II (Type of case) (Repertory most adopted) A. Marked Pathology 1. Kents Repertory B. Marked Generals 2. Boenninghausen's Repertory C. Marked Concomitants 3. Boericke's Repertory D. Marked Causations 4. Clarke's Repertory
Answer
C. (A)-(3), (B)-(1), (C)-(2), (D)-(4)
20
Pick out the odd one
Answer
C. Repertory of intermittent fever
21
Who is the father of Clinical Repertory?
Answer
B. Jahr
22
Which one is not a homeopathic software?
Answer
C. Homeopathic
23
Only 4 rubrics are found in which chapter of Kents Repertory?
Answer
D. Hearing
24
Knerr Repertory is an index to
Answer
B. Hering guiding symptoms
25
Kent appreciated Boenninghausen's for which work of BTPB?
Answer
B. Concordance
26
Gentry's Concordance Repertory was published in year
Answer
B. 1890
27
Dr. Kent died on
Answer
B. 6th June 1916
28
Which one of the following is Not written by Clarke?
Answer
D. Repertory of concordance
29
'Buļ¬oonery' is presented in which chapter of Boger's Repertory?
Answer
B. Mind
30
Mesmirism is found in which chapter BTPB?
Answer
B. Amelioration
31
The details for taking an acute case are given in the aphorism's
Answer
A. 99 to 102
32
Chronic diseases which present with only one or two principal symptoms, obscuring almost all others are called
Answer
D. One sided diseases
33
The diseases which present with periodicity are known as
Answer
D. Intermittent diseases
34
Medicine which is based on the totality of epidemic disease is known as
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B. Genus Epidemicus
35
Patients who have a morbid anxiety about their health is explained in which aphorism?
Answer
B. 96
36
Art of receiving information from a patient as well as from bystanders to deļ¬ne patient as a person and diagnose the disease is called
Answer
A. Case taking
37
Role of bystanders is explained in which aphorism?
Answer
C. 84
38
Patient habituated to long suļ¬erings are known as
Answer
A. Lesser accessory symptoms
39
One of the major diļ¬culties of case taking
Answer
A. Communication barrier
40
Repertory which helps in ļ¬nding out predominant miasm after taking past and family history
Answer
C. Repertory of miasm
41
Repertory applicable to the presenting complaint with complete symptom
Answer
A. Boenninghausen's therapeutic pocket book
42
One of the major diļ¬culty in taking mental diseases
Answer
D. Violent patient
43
Repertory which is constructed and which operates on the basis of clinical symptoms and clinical approach?
Answer
D. Clinical repertory by J H Clarke
44
Which of the following Repertory is applicable when the patient presents with recurrent fever?
Answer
D. Boger-Boenninghausen characteristics and repertory
45
Repertories which are elaborating the particular theme with a high degree speciļ¬city are
Answer
C. Regional repertory
46
The repertory applicable when the case represents symptoms of man and the expression comprises of general symptoms both mental and physical
Answer
A. Kent's repertory
47
If a person shows degenerative changes at many locations and discharges common to two or more parts, which repertory is applicable
Answer
B. Boger-Boenninghausen characteristics repertory
48
Repertory applicable in the management of acute and chronic rheumatic disorders
Answer
D. Repertory of Rheumatic remedies
49
Complete repertory to the Homeopathic Materia Medica on disease of the eyes is applicable to
Answer
D. Diseases of eyes
50
Symptoms common to a disease state are
Answer
D. Pathognomic symptom
51
All types of cases can be worked by using
Answer
D. Homeopathic Medical Repertory - Murphy
52
Repertory which helps in the management of psychological and psychiatric cases
Answer
A. Herring's analytical repertory of mind
53
The mechanical method of calculating the value of medicines under consideration of Repertorisation is
Answer
A. Process of Repertorisation
54
The resources used for recording exercise of Repertorisation in the form of repertory graph, card, book mark, paper pencil or a computer is
Answer
A. Technique of Repertorisation
55
In the elimination method of Repertorisation, elimination is carried out through the whole exercise when each symptom becomes the eliminating symptom for the next symptom is known as
Answer
C. Cascading elimination
56
Repertories whose symptoms may not be found in the language of materia medica but the symptoms change their form to ļ¬t into the arrangement of the repertories are
Answer
C. Logico-utilitarian repertory
57
Repertories used for the purpose of reference and not for systematic repertorisation are
Answer
C. Puritan repertory
58
Example of the clinical repertory covering the whole body
Answer
A. Boericke's materia medica and clinical repertory
59
Example of card repertory
Answer
D. Dr. Field card repertory
60
Example of clinical alphabetical repertory
Answer
C. The Prescriber - J H Clarke
61
The foundation of Boenninghausen's Pocket Book is the:
Answer
B. Doctrine of Concomitance
62
What is the Cross reference for rubric 'Despises' in the Kent's Repertory:
Answer
A. Contemptuous
63
Rubric 'Puberty at' is found in which chapter of Boenninghausen Characteristic and Repertory by C.M. Boger:
Answer
D. Aggravation and Amelioration in General
64
Which of the following medicine is indicated for the rubric 'Ailments from music' in Synthetic Repertory?
Answer
B. Phosphorus
65
Restructuring and streamlining of rubrics in the Synthesis Repertory is done in:
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C. All chapters except Mind and Dreams
66
Rubric 'Catalepsy' is found in which chapter of Knerr's Repertory:
Answer
D. Nerves
67
Which of the following volume of Gentry's Concordance Repertory contains symptom related to Female symptoms only?
Answer
B. Volume IV
68
Name the medicine in rubric 'Wretched' present in Essential Synthesis:
Answer
C. Tabacum
69
Which of the following grades is not present in the work "Additions to Kent's Repertory by C.M. Boger"?
Answer
D. Bold
70
Which of the following is true about Kent's Repertorium Generale by J. Kunzli?
Answer
A. Added many of Hahnemann's observations from his 'Chronic Diseases' as well as 'Materia Medica' even though they were not clinically veriļ¬ed.
71
Dreams is present in which Volume of the Synthetic Repertory?
Answer
C. Volume III
72
A 'down arrow (ā)' sign in the Synthesis Repertory indicates:
Answer
A. Remedy is copied from a similar subrubric
73
The new chapters added in the 2nd edition of Homeopathic Medical Repertory by Robin Murphy are all, except:
Answer
A. Emergency
74
Arrange the modalities in the order of importance (Evaluation) as given by C.M. Boger in the Synoptic key:
Answer
B. Causation, Time, Temperature, Weather
75
Which of the following is incorrect about 'A Repertory to the Cyclopaedia of Drug Pathogenesy':
Answer
C. Regarding source 'l' stands for animal experimentation, 'II' stands proving symptoms and 'III' stands for poisoning
76
In the Mind chapter of O.E. Boericke's Repertory, rubric for Timidity is:
Answer
D. Mood-disposition, Bashful, Timid
77
In the Repertory of Miasm by R.P. Patel the abbreviation 'E' indicates which of the following author:
Answer
A. Ortega, Proceso S.
78
Name the medicine present in Repertory of Nosodes and Sarcodes by Berkeley Squire under the rubric 'Agoraphobic':
Answer
A. Pneumococcine
79
Which of the following is incorrect about Symptoms Register by T.F. Allen?
Answer
C. All the Houat's proving are included
80
Aversion rubric in the Phatak's Repertory contains:
Answer
B. Contains mental and physical aversion
81
All the following statements about Jahr's New Manual or Symptomen- Codex are true, except:
Answer
D. Prefaced by A.G. Hull
82
Which of the following Repertory book is the progenitor of all works done in the ļ¬eld of Repertory?
Answer
B. Repertory of Antipsoric medicines by Boenninghausen
83
'As if guilty of a crime' the rubric used in Kent's Repertory is:
Answer
A. Anxiety conscience of
84
Experiencing a state of distress to the conscience. Diļ¬culty or feeling perplexity arising from lack of support to the thoughts, ideas or proposal of a person despite their work. The rubric for the above explanation is :
Answer
D. Embarrassed
85
This is an extreme form of maliciousness, found in perverse and abnormal people who damage the social fabric and do great harm to the lives of other people. The rubric for above explanation is:
Answer
B. Wicked disposition to
86
Cross reference for rubric 'Pusillanimity' in the Boeninghausen Characteristic Repertory is:
Answer
C. Cowardly
87
For Paranoia the appropriate rubric in Kent's Repertory is:
Answer
C. Delusion
88
Plan of Field's card Repertory is mainly based on:
Answer
B. Kent's Repertory
89
All of the following are essential attributes of the Card Method of Repertorization except:
Answer
C. Further diļ¬erentiation in this group is attempted with the Cards and not by large Repertories
90
The Prakash Vakil Module in the RADAR software demonstrate all of the following except:
Answer
D. Theme
91
The ISIS software is prepared by:
Answer
A. David Witko
92
Stimulare software is prepared by:
Answer
C. Qu-bit Homeo Technologies
93
Encyclopedia Homeopathica is a part of which Computer Software?
Answer
B. RADAR
94
The current version of ISIS software is called:
Answer
B. Vision
95
Homeopathic Repertorization system is a simple program of all the following books except:
Answer
D. Clarke's Dictionary
96
True about OpenRep Synopsis is all except:
Answer
C. Contains Complete Repertory by Roger van Zandvroot
97
The Hompath Zomeo software contains which of these Expert system?
Answer
A. Acute Expert system by Prafull Vijaykar
98
All of the following are true about the latest 4th edition of Robin Murphy's Repertory published in 2021, except:
Answer
B. It has an Alphabetical arrangement of Chapters
99
Polarity analysis concept was ļ¬rst mentioned in which Repertory:
Answer
A. Boenninghausen Pocket book edited by K.H. Gypser
100
Who published the modern version of Kent's Repertory (El Moderno Repertorio De Kent) and Clinical Homeopathic algorithms?
Answer
C. Eizayaga
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