Hom II General Questions Flashcards

1
Q

4 days after being given a remedy, a patient has intense abdominal pain. What do you do?

A

Have patient come back to see if this is a healing crisis/aggravation or send to ER if extreme

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2
Q

Do high potency remedies create larger or smaller aggravations?

A

larger aggravations

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3
Q

You treat a patient with severe anger issues. The remedy made the anger better, but lowered the patients confidence. Was it the right remedy?

A

Yes, it’s a good sign that the remed is working

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4
Q

You treat a suicidal patient. Their depression gets better, but now they’re angry! Was it the right remedy?

A

Yup

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5
Q

What can cause symptoms after giving a remedy?

A

Vital force, random events, placebo effect

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6
Q

Can a wrong remedy cause symptoms?

A

yup

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7
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You give a remedy to pt. At a 6wk follow-up, the patient is emotionally better but the chief physical complaint isn’t any better. Do you:
A: Give a different remedy, the first one wasn’t correct
B: Redose the same remedy, it was the correct one
C: Wait

A

Wait- it was likely the correct remedy

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8
Q

What is Herrings Law of Cure?

A
healing occurs from the:
more important--> less important organs
inside--> out
top--> down
in reverse order of symptom appearance
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9
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What do we call the reverse order of Herrings Law?

A

suppression (eg: if symptoms are progressing in the opposite direction than Herrings law dictates, we assume suppression is occuring)

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10
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What are 3 parameters to determine if a patient has gone into a new layer?

A

a change in physical general symptoms
a change in mental/emotional symptoms
strong new symptom emerges (weak new symptoms may not indicate a new layer)

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11
Q

What miasm is this:
exces, growths, affects GU, extremes, high fevers,
>evening/nights, excitements, >company

A

psycotic

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12
Q

What miasm is this:

affects bone, destroys tissue, ulcers, tumors, bleeding, deep cracks, fissures,

A

syphilitic

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13
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What miasm is this:
weakness, poor memory/concentration, poor assimilation, malnutrition, malabsorption, low confidence, functional symptoms, itching, fear of poverty

A

psora

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14
Q

What miasm encompasses the psycotic, syphilitic and psoric together?

A

Tubercular

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15
Q

What miasm encompasses the psychotic, syphilitic, psoric and tubercular miasms together?

A

cancerous

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16
Q

A patient present with a personal and family history of both cancer and tuberculosis. The remedy you choose will likely have what miasm?

A

cancerous

17
Q

How might you differentiate the violence that is seen in both syphilitic and psychotic miasms?

A

syphilitic violence will be premeditated

psychotic violence will be due to their impulsive behaviors

18
Q

If the remedy on a follow-up interview is still unclear, do you:
A: Give a different remedy, the first one wasn’t correct
B: Redose the same remedy, it was the correct one
C: Wait

A

Wait for more symptoms to appear so you can choose the right remedy

19
Q

Aggravations are usually (rapid/slow) onset, appearing within (hours/days/months/years).

A

Aggravations are usually rapid onset, appearing within hours and lasting a few days

20
Q

If a person has a strong vital force, does that mean the they will have a larger or smaller aggravation?

A

larger/stronger aggravation

21
Q

What is a partial proving?

A

When the remedy is correct, but the patient takes on new symptoms of that remedy

22
Q

What potency is beyond avogadros #?

A

24X or 12C

23
Q

What kinds of things are likely to antidote a remedy?

A

Camphor, Thimol, Coffee, other remedies, Menthol…

24
Q

What are 3 things to look at on a follow-up visit after a remedy?

A

Is the CC better?
Are there any changes to mental/emotional symptom?
How is their energy?

25
Q

What kinds of miasms are in Arsenicum?

A

syphilitic with a little psora

26
Q

What kinds of miasms are in Aurum?

A

syphilitic with a little psychosis

27
Q

Which remedies are psycotic?

A

Med., Sepia, Puls., Staph

28
Q

Which remedies are syphilitic?

A

Merc., Aurum, Arsenicum