Multiple Choice Questions Flashcards

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According Hahnemann, what is the action of a medicine on the body?

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“The only curative action of the drug is to elicit the response from the body”

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What are the 4 tenets of classical homeopathy?

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  1. Law of similars
  2. Minimum dose
  3. Single remedy
  4. Whole person
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3
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What is the definition of an acute disease?

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  • Relatively sudden onset
  • Relatively short-lived
  • Will either resolve, or the person will die?
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4
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What is the ultimate cause of disease?

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Disturbance of the vital force

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5
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What are the three types of homeopathic treatment?

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First aid
Acute illness
Chronic illness

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6
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Why do we only use one remedy?

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There is only one vital force, and we’re matching what a remedy can do to the symptoms of the patient

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7
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What potency is beyond avogadro’s number?

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12C or 24X

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8
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Recite Herring’s laws of cure

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  1. More important parts before less important parts
  2. Inside before outside
  3. Superior before inferior
  4. More recent before more remote
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9
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What’s our first question?

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What needs to be cured?

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10
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What is Vithoulkas’ definition of health?

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Mental: freedom to be able to think clearly in an altruistic way
Emotional: Freedom to feel emotions appropriate emotions without getting stuck in them
Physical: Freedom from limitation of physical body

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How do you identify a true acute?

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  • Change in mental/emotional sx
  • Change in physical generals
  • Significant physical sx (e.g. really high fever)
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12
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What components are needed for a complete symptom?

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  • Etiology
  • Sensation
  • Location/extension
  • Modalities
  • Concomitants
  • Alternations
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