Final Material Flashcards

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Acute Miasm

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sudden, terror, panic, immediate danger, reflex action

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Typhoid miasm

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Crisis, sinking, critical, collapse, impatient and demanding

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Malarial miasm

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stuck, hindered, intermittent harassment, unfortunate

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Ringworm miasm

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Accepting alternating with trying, trying and giving up

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Sycotic miasm

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Covered up, hide, avoidance, accepting, fixed weakness

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Cancer miasm

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perfection, superhuman control, stretching beyond capacity

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Tubercular miasm

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oppression, suffocated, hectic, change, defiant, freedom

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Leprosy miasm

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disgust, condemned to isolation, mutilation, dirty, outcast, sadism, self loathing

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Syphilis miasm

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Homicide, total destruction, total hopelessness, ulcers, given up

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What is a miasm?

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Measure of how much, how intensely, how acutely or chronically or how deeply or desperately the situation is perceived to be.

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Aconite Napellus

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Suddenness, usually a fear of death! Acute fear/anxiety of death. Restlessness. Fever is quick, high, and dry. Affinity for the eye.

Worse with cold, dry air

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Arnica Montana

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Bruised, beaten. Injuries from blunt trauma. Says he is well when he isn’t. Fear of being touched, least he be harmed. Does not want to be touched or approached.

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Calendula

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Healing of wounds of the dermis, tongue, fingernail tears. Wound is lacerated and ragged. Prevents suppuration. Affinity to skin, soft parts and spine. Traumatic fever (patient gets injured so severely they develop a fever). Injuries, compound fractures.

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Bellis Perennis

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Affinity for deep in the abdomen, pelvis.
If they are gravid (pregnant) they can feel every movement of the fetus with pain. Deep tissue pain after surgery.
Induration/cancer of breast after contusion (rubric)
Injury to coccyx.
If they injure their arm for example, the entire extremity gets cold.

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Papaveracae

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Half alive/half dead after wounding

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Belladonna

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Pupils dilated and eyes glistening with wild look. Face flushing. Head and face hot, hands and feet cold. Fits of rage, biting, spitting, pulling hair.
Delirium and loss of voice after head injury

Fever worse at 3pm with delirium. When head congested, parotid pulsating with temple. Hands and feet cold. THROBBING pain in head.

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Conium Maculatum

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Socrates drank poison and got slow gradual paralysis until it hit the diaphragm and death. Slow paralysis of mental faculties. Induration of glands. Gradual weakness, paralysis, induration.

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Cicuta verusa

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Convulsions during delivery or from being touched. Convergent strabismus usually after head injury. Leprosy miasm. Development arrested after injury to the head. Childish/foolish behavior. Convulsions with hiccoughs.

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Helleborus niger

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Thoughtlessness - inability to think clearly, they rub their head. They have a hard time thinking, they don’t understand your questions. Staring blankly, dull, stupefy. Awkwardness of hands when talking. Answers slowly. For confusion of mind, dull, sadness, all after head injury.

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Bryonia Alba

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Aversion to being disturbed. Worse from the least motion. Talk of business (in typhoid miasm) need to accumulate money to get out of crises. Fear of poverty, holds head with hands during cough or chest. Vomiting after injury.

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Hypericum perfoliatum

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Neuralgic pain. Typically in nerve rich areas: tongue, fingertips, toes, genitals, nose, coccyx, teeth. Sudden and sharp. Injury to the coccyx. Main remedy for puncture wounds. Crush or puncture injuries to the nerve (bitten tongue). Laceration would be calendula.

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Symphytum Officianale

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Affinity for the periosteum. Injuries to bones and eyes. Injuries of the eyeball. Cataracts or inflammation of conjunctiva.

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Antimonium Tartaricum

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Patient is so weak they can’t bring it up, Can hear it rattling in their chest. You want to tell them to cough it up. They are so weak they will be pale or cyanotic. Small infants or elderly people. Loose weak rattling cough.

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Badiaga

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Weeping, sneezing during cough. Cough is so forceful that the mucus flies from the mouth with the cough. Forcible, Spasmodic cough. As if sugar is dissolving in the larynx.

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Bromium

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Croup from becoming heated, dry cough with scraping in the larynx. Stony hard glands. Like a sailer as soon as they come ashore.

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Causticum

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Passing urine with cough and cannot cough deep enough to raise the mucus. Rawness of larynx during cough. Main remedies for bells palsy, paralysis.
Cold drinks and wet weather ameliorates.

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Corallium Rubrum

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Red coral. Rapid cough and patient falls back as limp as a rag. They don’t have the energy after the rapid succession spasmodic cough to sit up after. Icy cold air in the passages.

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Drosera Rotundifolia

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Sundew (Carniverous plant). Big cough remedy. Nose bleeds during whooping cough. AS SOON AS THE HEAD TOUCHES THE PILLOW= gasping, choking, suffocative cough. Retching and vomiting.

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Hepar Sulphur

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Extremely sensitive to cold air with feeling of bone or splinter in the throat. Weeping before or during the cough. COLD is the issue. Grasp at the larynx because of stitching feeling.

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Ipecacuanha

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Hemorrhage, nausea. Usually nausea with cough. It’s an incessant nausea, even after vomiting the nausea doesn’t go away even though it normally should. Anxiety or sneezing before cough. CONSTANT NAUSEA.

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Lobelia inflata

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Eructations during and after the cough. Burping makes the cough worse.

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Rumex crispus

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Inspiring cold air induces cough, so patient puts scarf over mouth to warm air up. Pressing on pit of throat excites the cough. Worse with irregular breathing.

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Spongia tosta

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Dry, raspy, croupy cough like a handsaw through wood. Better with drinking and eating warm things. Sawing respirations between cough.

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Squilla maritima or scilla

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Lacrimation or spurting of urine during cough. Sneezing with cough. Cough is dry in evening and loose in the morning, with expectoration only in the morning.

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Stannum

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Tin. Weakness. Cough exhausts them. They feel empty in chest or throat. Difficulty breathing from weakness. Sputum can be salty or sweet.

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Apis Mellifera

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Swelling, redness, heat, worse from heat and better with cold. No sweat at all but the patient yearns for. Patient is ameliorated from all applications of cold. Brain cry - shrieking (3). Burning, dry, fever at night.

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Arsenicum Album

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Chilly, restless with anxiety. fear of being alone and like they’re going to die. Better with ***consolation. a lot of burning ameliorated by heart. Small sips of cold water. Usually vomiting/diarrhea with weakness afterwards.

Freezing cold and want to be covered.

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Babtisia Tinctoria

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Dull, besotted red face. Delusion that their body is scattered around the bed. Foul or offensive odors from the body. Stupor with red dusky face. Comatose, falling asleep answering questions.

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Camphora

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The body is cold but they don’t want to be covered. breath can be cold. Like the fresh air

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Chelidonium Majus

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Brown tongue or cracked during flu. Right sided remedy. Chills begins in feet or hands as if cold water was doused over them. Related to opium. Burning heat spreading from hands all over the body.

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Ledum Palustre

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Purple, blue, cold to the touch. injured part becomes cold as ice and spasms begin in the wound. Better with cold.

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Eupatorium Perfoliatum

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Bones feel injured, pain as if broken, intense pain in bone. Violent chill 7-9 am and slight chill next day at 12pm.

BONE PAIN and in extremities.

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Gelsemium Sempervirens

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Heaviness, the eyes are heavy (ptosis). Head is heavy and hard to hold up. Pain in the occiput. The chills run up and down the back/spine. Heaviness in legs, coldness in spine in waves.
Main remedy for FLU in summer (august)

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Mercurius Solubilis

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Salivation during fever, worse at night. Tongue is flabby and indented. Pain in coccyx during fever. Fever at night with perspiration.

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Nux-vomica

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Sensitivity to being touched, noise, vertigo during fever. head pain in occiput during fever. White tongue. Eructations during fever. Affinity for GI tract. Spasms with constipation and BM. Chilly from drafts.

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Pyrogenium

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Pulse goes down as temp goes up or vice versa. Feeling as though the bed is too hard.

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Rhus-toxicodendrum

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Restlessness. Worse sitting still, better with motion. Worse from cold and damp, better from heat. Coldness in blood vessels or burning in the veins.

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Sulphur

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Chill and fever are ascending. Start in lower body and move upward. The heat of the fever comes on after sleep. Picking at the bed clothes during fever. No heat during fever - chilled perspiration. Fever from worms.

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Opium

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Dread, terror, delusion about being killed. Fear of being executed. All from the sight of the accident. Fear and fright are big component. Snoring is important (during sleep).
Delirium and vertigo. Sleepiness after head injury.

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Natrum Sulphuricum

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Better after bowel movement. Better with wet weather. Suicidal after head injury. Liver and gallbladder diseases. Sadness and loathing of life after head injury. Loss of vision after head injury.

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Ruta Graveolans

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Affinity for eyes, cartilage, fibrous tissue, joints, wrists, periosteum.
Anxiety when warm. Head pain as if crushed.
Low light aggravates.
Injury of orbit, injuries to ligaments, tendons or wrists, ankles, tendons. Nodules after injury.