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No. Questions
SECTION - 1
Introduction to Repertory
1 Total number of Remedies in Bogar Boenninghausen’s Repertory
2 Total number of Remedies in Sharma’s Card Repertory
3 ________is the index of the Homeopathic Materia Medica.
4 Repertus is the past participle of ------------ word
5 The term Repertory was used before Homoeopathy in ------------
6 Repertory is a sort of ------------- or an index so basically the repertory is an index of Homoeopathic
Materia Medica.
7 Materia Medica and Repertory are ---------------- to each other.
8 Fragmenta di viribus medica mentorum positivies was published in the year-----------
9 The word Repertory has originated from—
10 Repertorium means—
11 A -------- in homoeopahty is an index of systoms of our Materia Medica with their corresponding
homeopathic medicines arranged systematically.
12 As per ------ dictionary Repertory means place for finding something, store or collection esp. of
information.
13 Hahnemann’s scheme of arrangement of symptoms is from—
14 Repertory has complimentary relationship with-----------
15 ____is mean to an end but never an end in itself.
16 A homoeopath should have thorough knowledge of Repertory because it teaches a physician----

17 A Homoeopath should have thorough knowledge of Repertory because ------

18 A homoeopath should have thorough knowledge of Repertory because ----

19 A Homoeopath should know the repertory because

20 _____has given the methods of repertorisation

21 ______is the working method of Repertorisation
22 ___is the working method of Repertorisation

23 A homoeopath should not have a 100 % dependency on Repertory because

24 A homoeopath should not have a 100 % dependency on Repertory because

25 Many medicines in the Homoeopathic Materia Medica used for some specific complaints of the
disfunctioning of some organs, they are known as -----------Remedies.
26 The selection of similimum needs fair knowledge of ---
27 ___is the Repertory based on the philosophic concept of totality of symptom.

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 Options Correct
Option
A B C D

359 693 342 1414 A

342 693 1414 400 D
Organon Repertory Philosophy None of the above B
Repertory Repertorium Reperire None of the above C
A Military Hospital Industry All the above A
Weapon Index Dictionary None of the above B

Synonymous Complimentary Inimical All the above B

1809 1905 1805 None of the above B
Latin German Greek Marathi A
An inventory A table Compendium All the above A
Repertory HMM Organon Philosophy A

Oxford's Webster's Dorland's Rawat's A

Above downward Head to feet Both None of the above C

Pharmacy Organon Materia Medica all the above C
Repertory Organon materia medica philosophy A
selection of medicine & materia medica & gradation All the above D
routinism therapeutic
simplifies,strengthens promotes discovery of helps in selection of All the above D
selection of medicine medicine auxiliary medicine
physician to ask study of HMM more teaches how to be care All the above D
intelligent question instersting about symptom
promotes discovery of teaches how to be care materia medica & All the above D
medicine about symptom therapeutic
Dr S Hahnemann Dr Boenninghausen Dr J T Kent All the above D
Thumb finger method Plain paper method Repertory sheet All the above D
Chart Method Dr Patel's Autovisual Computer aided method All the above D
method
all repertories are back not recorded proved & many symptoms are not All the above D
dated unproved medicine found
there are many symptom in treatment of chronic those cases which needs All the above D
which are not found in disease where the organ remedy is useless
repertories which are constitutional symptoms are
very important for absent repertory is useless
selection of similimum

Organ Specific Genus Epidemics None of the above A

The therapeutics HMM Repertory None of the above B

Boenninghausen's Therapeutic pocket book BBCR All the above D
Repertory of Antipsoric

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28 __________ is the Repertory based upon the concept of general, peculiar & particular symptoms.

29 __________ is the Repertory based upon the concept of general, peculiar & particular symptoms.

30 ______is the Alphabetical Repertory

31 _________is a Concordance Repertory

32 ______is the Clinical Repertory

33 ______is the Clinical Repertory

34 ________Written card repertory

35 _______is the mechanically aided repertory.

36 ______is the Computerised Repertory

37 _______is the Computerised Repertory

38 _______is the Computerised Repertory

39 _______is the Computerised Repertory

40 _____is the general repertory based on the anatomical division of the body.

41 _______is the general repertory appended to Encyclopedia of homoeopathy by B. P. Gupta

42 Puritan group of repertories are called as -----------

43 Kents repertory is a type of ----------- repertory.
44 Kents repertory is a type of ----------- repertory.
45 Book repertories are classifies in to puritan and -------------- group.
46 ________card Repertory is the earliest one among following card repertories
47 The synonyms of Concomitance are ------

48 ------ is the therapeutic guide for the selection of Similimum final authority goes to Materia Medica
49 ………… is the source of Knerr’s repertory

50 In synthetic repertory remedies are graded in ----

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Synthetic Repertory kents comparative repertory Synthesis by Frederik All the above D
of homoeopathic materia Schroyens
medica by gay Koklenberga
Rene Docks
complete Repertory by thematic Repertory by J A both none of the above B
boger van zand vooert Mirrili
Alphabetical pocket Phatak's repertory homoeopathic medical all the above D
repertory by Glazor repertory by robin
murphy
hering's guiding Concordance Repertory of Both None of the above C
symptom-C.B Kneer MM- W Gentry
O.E Boericke's clinical A clinical repertory to Causation Bhardwaj All the above D
repertory appended to dictionary of MM - J H
hand book of HMM Clarke
Times of Remedies- Bells Diarrhoea H C Allen 's fever All the above D
Boger
W Guensey Boger Dr Jughal kishor all the above D
Dr. Patel’s Autovisual Dr. Patel’s Autovisual Both None of the above C
Homoeopathic repertory Maismatic Repertory

Le Repertoire De Kent “ The Lamnia Homoeopathic Hompath – Dr. Jawahar All the above D
Melanie” Docteur repertory Analysis system Shah, India
Georges Broussalian
Kentian – Sai MAc Radar All the above D
Homoeopathic Book
corporation

Polychresta C.A.R.A Micropath All the above D

Homoeo – rep - The profile – D. J. Widland The Samuel – The Co- All the above D
Boenninghausen; France operative Association,
Technique –Dr. Robert Holland.
Bacheleric
Repertory of H.M.M. by Boenninghausen’s Repertory of the more All the above D
J. T. Kent therapeutic Pocket book characteristic symptoms
of M.M. by Lippe
Boenninghausen’s Synthetic repertory by H. All the Above None of the above C
characteristic repertory Barthel
corrected & translated
by C. M. Boger

Regional repertories special repertories clinical none of the above D

Card Book Regional General D
Card special repertories Alphabetical Mechanically aided D
Logical utilitarian impuritan general none of the above A
Bogers Sankaran Guernsey Field C
Accompanying Associated Subsidential Unreasonable attendance B

Repertory Organon Philosophy Pharmacy. A

Bogers repertory Materia Medica pura and Herrings Materia Medica Therapeutic Pocket Book C
Chronic diseases by Dr.
Hahnemann
Three grades. Five grades Four grades. Six grades C

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51 Synthetic repertory is divided into how …….. volumes.
52 In which year synthetic repertory published ……
53 Synthetic repertory is compiled from …….. sources.
54 ………means agarophobia.
55 …… is the last section in Boericke’s repertory

PURPOSES OF REPERTORY
56 ___is the theraperutic guide for selection of similimum, final authority goes to Materia Medica?
57 A homoeopath should know the repertory because-----------

58 Homoeopath should know the repertory because –

59 A Homoeopath should know the repertory because –

60 A Homoeopath should know the repertory because –

61 A Homoeopath should know the repertory because –

62 A Homoeopath should know the repertory because –

63 _______ is a Therapeutic Guide for selection of similimum final authority goes to HMM

REQUIREMENTS OF REPERTORISATION
64 ____is the requirement of Repertorisation
65 ____is the requirement of Repertorisation
66 ____is the requirement of Repertorisation
67 ____is the requirement of Repertorisation

KENT’S REPERTORY
68 There are total ----------- numbers of rubrics in the mind chapter of kent’s repertory.
69 In Kent’s Repertory, total number of sections is -------
70 Dr. Kent’s order in compiling the Repertory is ------

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2 4 3 1 C
1982 1987 1973 1978 A
12 16 21 61 B
fear of space fear of objects fear of snakes \fear of ghost. A
Generalities Modalities Abdomen None of the above. B

Repertory Organon Philosophy Pharmacy A

It helps to find a It helps to review many There is a grading of All the above D
homoeopathic remedy medicines symptoms
indicated for a given
case as early as possible

It helps to come to a It narrows the field in the

It helps to make all the above D
group of drug selection of the remedy necessary distinction
between the two
competing similar
remedies
It serves as a reference Aids in an understanding of Helps in comparison all the above D
guide other auxiliary medicines between several
medicines
It helps to make It helps in increasing It helps to study all the above D
Materia Medica more knowledge of H.M.M. carefully all the
interesting by restudying symptoms in a sequential
and Comparing order that may appear in
medicines a chronic case

It teaches one to It helps to that physician When a case is all the above D
become more particular who has not gained mismanaged by several
as to the accuracy of the thorough knowledge of factors, it points out
anamnesis & the HMM certain medicine
subsequent
classification of
symptoms
It may point out In a case if several Both None of Above C
hereditary tendencies peculiarities are there,
repertory is useful
Repertory Organon Philosophy Pharmacy A

Case taking Repertory selection of remedy All the above D

Case taking Analysis of symptom evaluation of symptom All the above D
Case taking selection of dose Repetition All the above D
Diet & Regimen Auxiliary measures Management of case All the above D

529 625 350 500 A

37 7 48 3 A
Above downward from more important to less from the most broadly all the above D
important organs general to most minute
particulars

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71 In the kents Repertory much importance have been given to ----------
72 Now we are using is ------- edition of Kents repertory.
73 first edition of Kents repertory was published in year –
74 Fourth edition of Dr. Kent’s repertory was published in year. —
75 ____ Edition of Kent’s repertory has been edited and revised by Clara Louise Kent
76 Fifth edition of dr. Kents repertory was published in year.—
77 Kents reprtory,6 th American edition consists of mainly ------ chapters.
78 In the sixth edition of Kents repertory ------ no. Of remedies are listed.
79 In the sixth edition of Kents repertory symptoms related to thirst,desires.& aversion are explained under -
--
80 _____ Sections are there in Dr. Lippe’s repertory of materia Medica.
81 Following are separate sections in Kent’s final general repertory
82 ______ Number of sections is there in jost kunzlis Kent’s repertorium generale.
83 While constructing Kents repertory rubrics are modified under ---- factors.
84 _____ Is the biggest rubric out of Kent’s repertory.
85 ____ Is one of the works based on Kent’s repertory
86 Synthesis repertory is the work based on -----

87 Synthetic repertory is prepared and published by-----

88 Expanded Repertory by Dr.P.Sivraman is the work based on ----

SECTION - 2

Introduction to Repertory
1 The Term "Repertory" was originated from which word
2 Which Subject helps to elicit group of Remedies
3 Repertorium means ______
4 The Term "Repertory" was used before Homoeopathy in
5 Who told this "It is impossible to practice homoeopathy without the aid of repertories and the best
repertory is the fulllest"
6 Dr. B. K. Sarkar in his book, "Lectures in Homoeopathy" has described how many methods of working
out the case
7 Who told this "Every Repertory is useful, unfortunately no one is complete"
8 Repertory has complementary relationship with
9 Which is mean to an end but never an end in itself
10 Who had written a separate valuable section on the relationship of remedies?

Rubrics and its Meanings

1 The word Rubric was originated from which Latin Word
2 Rubric Means _____
3 Tranquility means
4 The rubric for "Causing or fond of causing trouble in a playful way"
5 The another word for chagnrin is
6 The rubric for "practice of low jesting or ridicule, force"
7 Ardent people are very
8 Apathy Means
9 The rubric for "Full of clever humour" is
10 Irksome Means

Historical Evolution of Repertory

1 Boenninghausen's Repertory of the Antipsoric was published in the year
2 Repertory of Diarrhoea by Dr. James B. Bell was published in the year

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physical generals mental generals concomitant modalites B
fourth fifth seventh sixth C
1877 1897 1879 1899 C
1945 Jan 1935 jan 1935 feb 1846 march B
first third fifth none of above C
1935 1945 1954 none of above D
twenty five twenty thirty seven thirty D
648 548 700 342 B
mind section stomach section abdomen section none of above B

34 37 40 none of above A
voice & smell taste & hearing heart & lungs tongue & taste A
27 37 30 34 A
sixth fourth tenth second A
Eruption Pain Discharge Itching B
Boerick's repertory Kneer's repertory Synthetic repertory Boger's Synoptic key C
Boenninghausen Jhar's repertory Kent's repertory Boerick's repertory C
repertory
Dr Barthel & Klunker Dr C.M.Boger Dr L.M. Dhavale None of above A
Dr kent repertory Dr Boerick's repertory Dr Boenninghausen none of above A
repertory

Greek Latin Indian German B

Organon Materia Medica Pharmacy Repertory D
An inventory A table A Compendium All of the Above D
Military Hospital Industry School A
Dr. J. H. Clarke Dr. J. T. Kent Dr. C. M.Boger Dr. H. C. Allen A

5 6 3 4 B

Dr. J. H. Clarke Dr. J. T. Kent Dr. C. M. Boger Dr. W.A .Allen C

Pharmacy Organon Materia Medica Philosophy C
Repertory Philosophy Organon Materia Medica A
Dr. Clarke Dr. Allen Dr. Robert Dr. Boenninghausen D

Rubrican Rubrika Rubrica None of the Above C

Any change Headings or Guiding rule Analysis Synthesis B
Anger Sadness Irritability Quiet and praceful D
Malicious Melancholy Mischievous Misanthropy C
Mortification Insult Calumniate Admonition A
Frivolous Ardent Buffoonery Witty C
Sad Enthusiastic Irritable Angry B
Absorbed Absent Minded Forgetful Indifference D
Dwarfish Frivolous Witty Jesting C
Annoying Sadness Critical Censorius A

1832 1833 1834 1836 A

1881 1885 1869 1883 C

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3 Phoenix Repertory was written by

4 In which language, Dr. Jahr's Repertory published in 1835

5 Times of Remedies and Moon Phases were written by
6 The first Indian Repertory "Manual of Homoeopathy" was published by
7 Fragmenta De viribus medica mentorum Positivis, the book written by Dr. Hahnemann contained
information of ____remedies
8 Berridge's Eye Repertory was published in the year
9 Who is called as a Father of Repertory
10 The First Alphabetical Pocket Repertory by Dr. Glazor was published in the Year

Classification of Repertory
1 Repertory based on Philosophic concept are also known as
2 Repertories having no distinctive philosophy are belongs to which group
3 Who prepared the first card repertory?
4 Repertory of _____was published by Bell in 1906.
5 Autovisual Repertory was written by
6 Dr. W. D. Gentry's Repertory belongs to which group
7 The Alphabetical Repertory is
8 Repertory based on Hering's Guding Symptoms is
9 The Repertory which is written by Dr. Roger Zandvoort is
10 Jugal Kishore wrote a

Case Taking
1 Who wrote ," A well taken case is half cured"
2 Information about the Accessory Symptoms are given in which Aphorism
3 The patients who have a morbid anxiety about their health are called in Aphorism 96 as
4 In which Aphorism, Dr. Hahnemann had advised not to ask leading questions.
5 Requisites qualifications of a Homoeopathic Physician are given in which Aphorisms
6 The first requisite in taking the case is that the physician must have a case record. This instruction about
case taking was given by
7 What to you mean by Fixed General Totality

8 The cases in which patients do not have complaints between two attacks and enjoy apparent health are
called
9 Inquiry about the mode of living and occupation is to be considered in which Aphorism
10 Dry tongue with thirstlessness is an example of _________symptom.

Symptomatology
1 Determinative Symptom was used by
2 "Aschoff bodies in rheumatic carditis" is an example of which type of symptom
3 Paradoxical Symptoms are also known as
4 Pathological Generals are important for prescription by _________ approach
5 Symptoms which are expected to be present in a case but remain absent are called
6 The symptoms which give a clue about the beginning of a chronic disease are
7 Common symptoms become useful when they are
8 Symptoms obtained from toxicological observations and from provings are called

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Dr. Robin Murphy Dr. J.P.S. Bakshi Dr. Diwan Harishchandra Dr. Shrivastava B

German French English Latin A

Dr. Boericke Dr. Boger Dr. Kent Dr. Lippe B
Fr. Augustus Muller Fr. Austin Muller Fr. John Muller Fr. William Muller A
22 23 24 27 D

1870 1873 1875 1878 B

Dr. Hahnemann Dr. Kent Dr. Ruckert Dr. Boenninghausen D
1830 1831 1832 1833 D

Puritan Logical Utilitarian Thematic Concordance B

Philosophical General Puritan Clinical C
Dr. Margaret Tyler Dr Field Dr. Welch Dr. W .J. Guernsey D
Mastitis Diarrhoea Cancer Throat B
Dr. R. P. Patel Dr. Diwan Harishchand Dr. J.P.S. Bakshi Dr. Jugal Kishore A
Clinical Regional Concordance Card C
Boericke's Phatak's Boger's Lippe's B
Lippe's Repertory Kent's Repertory Knerr's Repertory Clarke's C
Synthetic Synthesis Phoenix Complete D
Clinical Repertory Regional Repertory Card Repertory Autovisual Repertory C

Dr. C. M. Boger Dr. H.A. Robert Dr. Elizabeth Wright Dr. Stuart Clause C
91 92 94 95 D
Indolent Hypochondriac Prejudice Difficult B
86 87 88 89 B
83 & 98 85 & 99 86 & 100 87 & 97 A
Dr. Stuart Cluase Dr. J. T. Kent Dr. H. A. Roberts Dr. O. E. Boericke C

Changes at Physical and Symptoms with Location Both A and B None of the above A
Mental level and Sensation
Alternate Disease Local Diseases One sided diseases Intermittent Disease D

93 94 95 98 B
Peculiar Uncommon Contradictory All of the above D

Dr. Garth Boericke Dr. W. A. Allen Dr. Stuart Clause Dr. J .T Kent A
Eliminative Pathognomic Diagnostic Accessory B
Accidental Recurrent Alternating Contradictory D
Dr. Boenninghausen Dr. Kent Dr. Boger Dr. Boericke C
Alternating Negative Clinical Accesory B
Basic Diagnostic Old Recent C
Absent Intense Present in a group All of the above D
Pathogenetic symptoms Pathological Symptoms Pathognomic Symptoms Pathological generals A

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 9 The symptoms which throw off all the medicines that are not needed for the patient and bring only those
medicines, which are required are
10 Common symptoms are also called as

Anamnesis, Catamnesis, PDF

1 Conceptual image minus repertorial totlity is ______
2 The word Anamnesis is orginally a ___________word
3 PDF = _______ - RT
4 The study of a follow up of a case is known as
5 The Word meaning of Anamnesis is
6 PDF is a part of patient and ______ totality
7 PDF includes
8 PDF is considered for prescription but not for actual mathematical
9 PDF helps in differentiating group of _____
10 PDF guides for ______________ the case

Diff. Repertories & Homoeopathic Softwares

1 Total number of medicines in Allen's edition of BTPB are
2 "Abortion" rubric is given in which chapter of BTPB
3 The no. of remedies in concordance part of BBCR are
4 "Senility" rubric is found in which chapter of BBCR

5 "Goiter" Rubric is found in which chapter of Kent's Repertory

6 Indian edition of Kent's Repertory came in the year
7 Rubrics related to "Sleep and dreams" are given in which volume of Synthetic Repertory
8 The Number of Repertories available in Hompath Classic software are
9 Encyclopedia Homoeopathica of RADAR Software is a __________

10 Who developed CARA Software?

SECTION - 3
KENT REPERTORY
1 In Kent’s sixth edition of repertory Remedies are graded into ---
2 Synthetic repertory by Barthel & Klunker is based on --- sources.
3 No. of remedies are listed in synthetic repertory.
4 Miasm related rubric is not observed in Kent’s sixth edition of repertory
5 An arrangement of Rubric in Kent’s Repertory is ------- with certain exception.
6 First section in Kent’s Repertory is ---------
7 Last section in Kent’s Repertory is ---------
8 Third section in Kent’s Repertory is ---------
9 Fourth section in Kent's Repertory is --------
10 Fifth section in Kent’s Repertory is ---------
11 Six section in Kent’s Repertory is ---------
12 Seventh section in Kent’s Repertory is ---------
13 Eight section in Kent’s Repertory is ---------
14 Ninth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
15 Tenth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
16 Eleventh section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
17 Twelfth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
18 Thirteenth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
19 Fourteenth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------

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Clinical Symptoms Eliminating Symptoms Common Symptoms Alternating Symptoms B

Recent Old Determinative Basic D

Potential difference Repertorial Syndrome Totality of symptoms None of the above A

Greek German Latin French A
TOS EET Conceptual Image Synthesis C
Analysis Catamnesis Anamnesis Synthesis B
Recalling Analysis Synthesis Rearrange A
Conceptual Remedial Medicinal Drug B
Constitution Temperaments Thermals All of the above D
Process Calculations Rpertorization None of the above B
Remedies Symptoms both A and B None of the above A
Analysis Synthesis Individualizing Evaluating C

339 340 341 342 D

Menstruation Aggravation Sensations Internal Abdomen A
120 123 125 128 C
Sensation and Agg and Amel Bones Mind B
complaints in general
Mouth Larynx and Trachea External Thorat Generalities C
1957 1958 1959 1961 D
I II III IV C
20 29 31 33 B
Library Patient Management System Pharmacy Case Analysis System A

Mind Technologies Archibel Belgium Miccant UK Lamina Pvt. Ltd. C

Four grades. Three grades Five grades Six grades B

20 26 16 None of above C
1954 1854 1794 1594
Psora Sycosis Syphilis None of above
Anatomical division Alphabetical Schematic None of above A
Mind Head Abdomen Generalities A
Mind Head Abdomen Generalities D
Mind Vertigo Head Eyes C
EYES Head Vertigo Mind A
Vision Ear Hearing Nose A
Vision Ear Hearing Nose B
Vision Ear Hearing Nose C
Vision Ear Hearing Nose D
Face Mouth Teeth Throat A
Face Mouth Teeth Throat B
Face Mouth Teeth Throat C
Face Mouth Teeth Throat D
External Throat Stomach Abdomen Rectum A
External Throat Stomach Abdomen Rectum B

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20 Fifteenth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
21 Sixteenth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
22 Seventeenth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
23 Eighteenth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
24 Nineteenth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
25 Twentieth section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
26 Twenty-one section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
27 Twenty-two section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
28 Twenty-three section in Kent’s Repertory is --------
29 Twenty-four section in Kent's Repertory is --------
30 Twenty-five section in Kent's Repertory is --------
31 Twenty-six section in Kent's Repertory is --------
32 Twenty-seven section in Kent's Repertory is --------
33 Twenty-eight section in Kent's Repertory is --------
34 Twenty-nine section in Kent's Repertory is -------
35 Section Thirty-one In Kent's Repertory is -------
36 Section Thirty-two In Kent's Repertory is -------
37 Section Thirty-three In Kent's Repertory is -------
38 Section Thirty-four In Kent's Repertory is -------
39 Section Thirty-five In Kent's Repertory is -------
40 Section Thirty-six In Kent's Repertory is -------
41 Dr. J. T. Kent for preparation of Repertory preceded from-
42 In regard to extension of Rubric from one point to another, one has to search in -

43 Dr. J. T. Kent classified the symptoms into -

44 First graded medicines in Kent's Repertory written in
45 Second graded medicines in Kent's Repertory written in
46 Third graded medicines in Kent's Repertory written in
47 ……….. is the cross reference for the rubric abundance in Kent’s repertory.
48 In which section in Kent's Repertory the Rubric Nymphomania is given -
49 In which section in Kent's Repertory Vertigo Occipital is given
50 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Faint feeling about Heart is given -
51 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Chorea Fright from is given
52 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Mortification ailments after is given -
53 In which section in Kent's Repertory Vertigo sleep during is given -
54 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Odors imaginary and real is given
55 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Face Wrinkled Brain Symptoms is given
56 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric sensation of choking in Throat is given -
57 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Reproaches Ailments after is given -
58 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Vertigo Washing Feet is given -
59 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Photomania is given -
60 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric sensation of Hollowness in Ear is given
61 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric FAN like Motion of Nostrils is given -
62 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric work desire for mental work is given -
63 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Aversion to milk is given -
64 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Abdomen pain menses during is given -
65 In which section in Kent's Repertory vertigo writing while is given
66 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Face Wrinkled Headache in is given -
67 Obesity belongs to chapter------------ in Kent’s repertory
68 Anesthesia belongs to chapter------------ in Kent’s repertory.
69 Yawning belongs to chapter------------ in Kent’s repertory.
70 Abscess in axilla belongs to chapter------------ in Kent’s repertory

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External Throat Stomach Abdomen Rectum C
External Throat Stomach Abdomen Rectum D
Stool Bladder Kidney Prostate A
Stool Bladder Kidney Prostate B
Stool Bladder Kidney Prostate C
Stool Bladder Kidney Prostate D
Urethra Urine Genitalia-Male Genitalia-Female A
Urethra Urine Genitalia-Male Genitalia-Female B
Urethra Urine Genitalia-Male Genitalia-Female C
Urethra Urine Genitalia-Male Genitalia-Female D
Larynx and Trachea Respiration Cough Expectoration A
Larynx and Trachea Respiration Cough Expectoration B
Larynx and Trachea Respiration Cough Expectoration C
Larynx and Trachea Respiration Cough Expectoration D
Chest Back Extremities Sleep A
Chest Back Extremities Sleep B
Chest Back Extremities Sleep C
Chill Fever Perspiration Skin A
Chill Fever Perspiration Skin B
Chill Fever Perspiration Skin C
Chill Fever Perspiration Skin D
General to particular Particular to general Both None of above A
Point from which a Point to which it extends Both None of above A
Certain Rubric extents.
General Common Particular All of the Above D
Bold Italic Roman All of the Above A
Bold Italic Roman All of the Above B
Bold Italic Roman All of the Above C
Abhorrence Forsaken Agitation Indolence B
Mind Genitalia-Male Genitalia-Female Sleep A
Mind Head Vertigo Generalities C
Mind Chest Sleep Generalities B
Mind Head Generalities Vertigo C
Mind Sleep Dream Generalities A
Vertigo Sleep Dream Generalities A
Nose Mind Dream Generalities A
Mind Head Face Skin C
Throat External Throat Stomach Generalities A
Mind Sleep Dream Generalities A
Mind Vertigo Sleep Dream B
Eye Mind Vision Generalities A
Mind Ear Hearing Generalities B
Nose Sleep Dream Generalities A
Mind Sleep Dream Generalities A
Mind Stomach Abdomen Generalities B
Abdomen Genitalia-Female Generalities All of the Above D
Mind Vertigo Sleep Generalities B
Mind Head Face Generalities C
Generalities Extremities Skin Abdomen A
Generalities Skin Head Mind A
Generalities Sleep Skin None of above B
Chest Extremities Skin All of the Above A

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71 Anxiety in the region of the Heart belongs to chapter------------ in Kent’s repertory
72 Whooping cough belongs to chapter------------ in Kent’s repertory.
73 Apthae of tongue belongs to chapter------------ in Kent’s repertory
74 Milky urine belongs to chapter------------ in Kent’s repertory.
75 Atrophy of testes belongs to chapter------------ in Kent’s repertory
76 In which section of Kent's Repertory "Delusion that he has every disease" Rubric is given -
78 In which section of Kent's Repertory Rubric Goiters given -
79 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Appetite Ravenous,Canine, Excessive is given -
80 In which section in Kent's Repertory Restlessness, uneasiness in Abdomen is given -
81 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rumbling in Abdomen before stool is given -
82 In which section in Kent's Repertory delusion naked man is wrapped in the Bed Cloths with her is given-

83 In which section in Kent's Repertory vertigo vomiting before is given

84 In which section in Kent's Repertory sensation of Boiling in head is given
85 In which section in Kent's Repertory the Rubric Photophobia is given
87 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Face Wrinkled chest symptoms in is given -
88 In which section in Kent's Repertory the Rubric patient laughs looked at when is given -
89 In which section in Kent's Repertory vertigo with obscuration of vision is given
90 In which section in Kent's Repertory Headless sensation of being is given -
91 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric Aversion to bring the object near the eyes is given -
92 In which Rubric in Kent's Repertory sensation of fullness of eyes is given -
93 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric malicious is given
94 In which section in Kent's Repertory Vertigo Rubbing the eyes ameliorates is given -
96 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric pain in head after sexual excess is given -
97 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric sensitive genitalia is given -
98 In which section in Kent's Repertory Rubric convulsion is given
99 Septicaemia belongs to the chapter-------------in Kent’s repertory.
100 Hydrocele belongs to chapter----------in Kent’s repertory

BTPT
1 BoenninghausensTherapeutic Pocket Book is the combination of

2 Boenninghausen’s Therapeutic Pocket Book is divided into -

3 Total number of medicines in Boenninghausen’s therapeutic pocket book is…

4 Boenninghausen’s Therapeutic pocket book is divided into ---------- chapter.
5 In Boenninghausen’s therapeutic pocket book the gradation of medicines is made in ------- grades.
6 First section in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is -
7 Second section in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is
8 Third section in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is -
9 Fourth section in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is
10 Fifth section in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is -
11 Sixth section in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is
13 Seventh section in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is

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Generalities Heart Mind Chest D
Generalities Cough Chest Expectoration B
Mouth Tongue Face Skin A
Urine Kidney Bladder Urethra A
Scrotum Sexual organ Genitalia-Male None of above C
Mind Sleep And Dream Generalities Vertigo A
Throat External Throat Face Generalities B
Stomach Mind Generalities Abdomen A
Mind Sleep And Dream Abdomen Generalities C
Mind Abdomen Rectum Stool B
Mind Sleep Dream Generalities A

Stomach Vertigo Generalities All of the Above B

Mind Vertigo Head Generalities C
Mind Eye Vision Generalities B
Mind Head Face Generalities C
Mind Sleep Dream Generalities A
Mind Vertigo Eyes Vision B
Mind Head Vertigo Generalities B
Mind Eye Vision Generalities B
Mind Eye Vision Dreams B
Mind Sleep Dream Generalities A
Eye Vertigo Sleep Generalities B
Head Genitalia-Male Genitalia-Female Generalities A
Genitalia-Male Genitalia-Female Both Mind C
Mind Vertigo Head Generalities D
Extremities Generalities Skin None of above B
Generalities Prostate Skin Genitals D

Repertory of medicines, Repertory of medicines Therapeutic manual for All of above D

which are Antipsoric which are non-antipsoric Homoeopathic physicians

Introduction and Repertory part and Relationship part and Introduction and D
philosophical part and Relationship part Repertory part philosophical part
repertory part
342 746 126 591 D
Ten five Twenty one seven D
Ten five Three six. B
Mind and Intellect Parts of Body Sensation Sleep and Dream A
Mind and Intellect Parts of Body Fever Sleep and Dream B
Mind and Intellect Parts of Body Sensation Sleep and Dream C
Mind and Intellect Parts of Body Sensation Sleep and Dream D
Mind and Intellect Mind and Intellect Sensation Fever D
Mind and Intellect Parts of Body Sensation Modality D
Mind and Intellect Parts of Body Sensation Relationship D

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14 First graded medicines in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket
Book are written in ________ letters carries five marks for the
process of Repertorisation.
15 Second graded medicines in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book are written in ________ letters
carries four marks for Repertorization.
16 Third graded medicines in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is written in________ letters
carries three marks for Repertorization.
17 Fourth graded medicines in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is written in ________ letters
carries two marks for Repertorization.
19 Fifth graded medicines in Boenninghausens Therapeutic Pocket Book is written in ________ letters
carries one mark for Repertorisation.
20 Doctrine of Grand generalization was given by -
21 Doctrine of concomitance was distinguishing feature of
22 Limited generalization is distinguishing feature of-
23 . -------- is the advantage of BTP Book.

24 . ---------- is the Disadvantage of T. P. Book.

25 Total number of medicines in BTP Book -

26 Doctrine of Analogy was given by -
27 ________ Says the Chief difficulty with BTP Book was that themodalities of the parts and those of the
patient himself were all mixed together so that the book was very unsatisfactory. I did not use it
successfully.
28 For construction of Therapeutic Pocket Book Boenninghausen proceeds upon___________ theory that it
is the man who is sick and that all the discomforts which had lead hold upon him are a part of his
condition.
29 Delirium belongs to the chapter---------- in the Boenninghausen
30 Hernia belongs to sub chapter --------- in Boenninghausens repertory.
31 Convulsion belongs to chapter ---------- in Boenninghausen’s repertory
32 Cyanosis belongs to chapter -------------- in Boennighausens repertory
33 Hemorrhage belongs to chapter---- ------- in Boenninghausens repertory
34 Hysteria belongs to chapter------------ in Boenninghausens repertory.
35 Obesity belongs to chapter------------ in Boenninghausens repertory
36 Polypus belongs to chapter------------ in Boenninghausens repertory.
37 Scurvy belongs to chapter------------ in Boenninghausens repertory.
38 Weakness belongs to chapter------------ in Boenninghausens repertory.
39 Weariness belongs to chapter------------ in Boenninghausens repertory
40 Vertigo belongs to the ---------- in Boenninghausen’s repertory.
41 Blindness belongs to the chapter --------- in Boenninghausen’s
42 Ringing belongs to the chapter--------- in Boenninghausen’s
43 Boennighausen in his repertory gave much importance to------------
44 The main aim of --------- repertory is to eliminate the remedies in the repertorial analysis.

45 According to Dr. Boenninghausen the ------------- Symptom is to the totality what the condition of
aggravation or amelioration is to the totality what the condition of aggravation or amelioration is the
single symptom.
46 Difficulties n taking up chronic case may be due to ----------------
47 A repertory of Comparative Materia Medica was published by ----------- in the year, 1854.

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Capital Bold italic Roman A

Capital Bold Italic Roman B

Capital Bold Italic Roman C

Bold Italic Roman Roman in parenthesis C

Bold Italic Roman Roman in parenthesis D

Dr. Boenninghausen Dr. J. T. Kent Dr. C. Hering Dr. Boericke

BTP Book Kent's Repertory Boericke's Repertory Hering Repertory
BTP Book BBC Repertory Kent's Repertory Kent's Repertory
Very easy to handle Can be used at Bedside of Relationship o Remedies All of above
patient helps in
Mental symptoms are Few Rubrics Few Remedies All of above
not given in detail
342 746 126 591
Dr. J. T. Kent Dr. Boenninghausen Dr. C. M. Boger Dr. Hering
Dr. J. T. Kent Dr. Boericke Dr. Hering Dr. Boriecke

Hahnemanns Hering Dunham Dunham

Intellect Mind Both Sensation

Stomach Genitalia Male External Abdomen.
Head Internal head Mind Sensations
Skin Generalities Sensations Complaints
Generalities Skin Blood None of the above.
Mind Mind Sensation Complaints
Sensation Muscles Blood Generalities
Rectum Uterus Sensations All of the above.
Sensation Extremities Skin Muscles.
Sensorium Extremities Head Sensation
Generalities Sensation Extremities Head
Sensation Intellect Vertigo None of the above
Eyes Mind Vision Vision
Eyes Hearing Ear Sensations
sensations concomitance mental generals none of the above
Card Hahanemanns Hering Boenninghausen

Particular Characteristic Subjective Concomitant

Physician Patient Disease All of above

Boenninghausen Cipher Kent Lippe

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48 In present edition of therapeutic pocket book first section is -------------

BBCR
1 Boger Boenninghausens Repertory was written by -
2 _____ is the source of Boger Boenninghausens Characteristic Repertory.

3 Total number of Medicines included in Boger Boenninghausens Repertory

4 Boger’s Repertory is the amplified form of -------- Repertory.
5 Boger was the student of -----------
6 Concordance chapter in Boger Boenninghausens characteristic Repertory deals with----------number of
medicines.
7 Total number of sections in Boger Boenninghausens characteristic and Repertory are
8 Boger classifies the cause as -

9 Abusive belongs to chapter ---------- in Bogers repertory.

10 Agitated belongs to chapter---------------- in Bogers repertory.
11 Ambitious belongs to chapter---------- in Bogers repertory.
12 Amorous belongs to chapter ---------- in Bogers repertory
13 Anthrophobia belongs to the chapter --------- Bogers repertory
14 Awkwardness belongs to chapter ---------- in Bogers repertory.
15 Bashful Belongs to chapter ------------ in Bogers repertory.
16 Beseeching belongs to chapter -------- in Bogers repertory.
17 Brooding belongs to chapter ----------- in Bogers repertory
18 Chaotic belongs to chapter------------ in Bogers repertory.
19 Clairvoyant belongs to chapter ------------ in Bogers repertory.
20 Childish belongs to chapter------------ in Bogers repertory.
21 Delirium Belongs to the chapter--------- in Bogers repertory.
22 Depression belongs to chapter--------- in Bogers repertory
23 Boger divides Internal cause as -
24 Dr. C. M. Boger says External cause is
25 Dr. C. M. Boger says Physical cause is
26 First section in Boger Boenninghausen Characteristic and Repertory is

27 Second section in Boger Boenninghausen Characteristic and Repertory is -

28 Third section in Boger Boenninghausen Characteristic and Repertory is –

29 Fifth section in Boger Boenninghausen Characteristic and Repertory is -

30 Sixth section in Boger Boenninghausen Characteristic and Repertory is \

31 Seventh section in Boger Boenninghausen Characteristic and Repertory is

32 _____ is the characteristics feature of Boger Boenninghausens Characteristic and repertory.

CARD REPERTORY
1 --------is the facility of Card Repertory?

2 -------- was the first person to prepare the first card repertory .
3 ------------- Repertory is the time saver than other type of repertories.

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Mind and Sensorium Mind and Soul Mind Mind and Intellect

Dr. Boenninghausen Dr. C. M. Boger Both None of above B

Pocket Book and The sides of the Body and Whooping Cough and All of above D
Antipsoric Repertory Repertory part of Aphorisms of
Intermittent Fever Hippocrates
746 359 126 130 B
Kents’ Boenninghausen Synthetic knerr’s. B
Boennighausen kent Boericke Hahnemann. A
746 125 126 136 B

48 7 37 30 B
Internal cause External cause Internal and External None of above C
cause
Mind External head Internal Head Sensorium. A
Intellect Vertigo Head None of the above D
Sensorium Mind External Head Vertigo B
Sleep Intellect Mind Sensorium C
Mind Sensation Dream Vertigo A
Extremities Mind External Head \Internal head B
Intellect Vertigo Abdomen None of the above D
Intellect Generalities Internal Head Mind D
Sensation Complaints Mind Head C
Generalities Mind Sensorium Intellect B
External Head Internal Head Complaints None of the above D
Internal Head Sensorium Complaints None of the above D
Internal head Mind Intellect feeling. B
Mind. Intellect Vertigo. None of the above A
Psora. Sycosis. Syphilis. Psora, Sycosis, Syphilis. D
Psychical Physical Both None of the above C
Traumatic Due to Exposure Both None of the above C
Mind and Intellect Parts of Body Sensation and Sleep and Dream A
Complaints
Mind and Intellect Parts of Body Sensation and Sleep and Dream B
Complaints
Mind and Intellect Parts of Body Sensation and Sleep and Dream C
Complaints
Sleep and Dream. Fever and Circulation Aggravation and Concordance B
amelioration
Sleep and Dream. Fever and Circulation Aggravation and Concordance C
amelioration
Sleep and Dream. Fever and Circulation Aggravation and Concordance D
amelioration
Doctrine of Complete Doctrine of Pathological Doctrine of Causation All of above D
Symptom General and Time

Charming to Physician Handy Less laborious and less All of above D

and patient time Consuming
W.J.Guernsey W.D.Gentry C.M.Boger S.M.Sharma A
Kent Bogers Gentry’s Cards D

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4 ------- is the Drawback of Card Repertory

5 Kishor’s Card Repertory first edition was published in the year -----
6 Kishor’s Card Repertory second edition was published in the year ----
7 Kishor’s Card Repertory third edition was published in the year ---

SECTION - 4

CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASE
1 clairvoyant belongs to chapter ------------ in Bogers repertory classification odf disease from Aph No-----

2 Aph. No. 71 is dealing with -

3 Aph. No. 72 is dealing with -

4 Aph. No. 73 is dealing with -

5 Aph. No. 74 is dealing with

6 Aph. No. 75 is dealing with -

7 Aph. No. 76 is dealing with -

8 Aph. No. 77 is dealing with

9 Aph. No. 78 is dealing with -

10 Aph. No. 79 is dealing with -

11 Aph. No. 81 is dealing with

12 Stamping the individual-with specific character is called as

13 Slight alteration in health manifested by one or two trivial symptom is called as-
14 ____ diseases are those in which there is derangement in dynamic force due to dynamic cause
15 Dynamic diseases are classified into
16 Acute disease has -
17 The cause, which excites the disease process or disease phenomenon called as-
18 Acute miasm can be
19 .____are the part and parcel of acute diseases in which a individual person gets affected due to acute
explosion of latent psora
20 _______ are part and parcel of acute diseases which attack several persons at a time here and there at
different places due to earthly or heavenly disturbance
21 ____ are Part and parcel of acute diseases in which many peoples are affected at a time, due to some
climatic condition like war, famine, in one locality, cause is same and sign and symptoms also same

22 Homoeopath is giving a remedy on the basis of name of disease in

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Few numbers of few number of rubrics Blockage is inevitable All of above. D
medicine
1959 1967 1986 1996 A
1959 1967 1986 1996 B
1959 1967 1986 1996 C

Aph. No. 70 71 72-81 82 C

Practical application Classification of disease Individualization Case taking. A

inference
General survey o Types of acute disease Types of chronic Surgical diseases A
fdisease acute and
chronic
General survey Types of acute diseases Types of chronic disease Artificial chronic B
diseases are most difficult
General survey of Types of acute diseases to treat. chronic
Types of chronic diseases Artificial C
disease acute and diseases are most difficult
chronic to treat.
General survey of Types of acute diseases Types of chronic disease rtificial chronic diseases D
disease acute and are most difficult to treat.
chronic
Homoeopathy False chronic diseases True chronic diseases Knowledge of syphilis A
beneficient deity for and sycosis
treatment of natural
diseases
False chronic disease True chronic disease Knowledge of syphilis Fundamental cause psora A

False chronic disease True chronic disease Fundamental cause psora Knowledge of syphilis B
and sycosis
False chronic disease True chronic disease Knowledge of syphilis Fundamental cause psora D
and sycosis
True chronic disease Knowledge of syphilis and Fundamental cause psora Development of psora D
sycosis
Individualisation Disease diagnosis Diagnosis of remedy All of above A
Sick Sicken Artificial disease Indisposition D
Dynamic Artificial FALSE Mimicking A
Acute Chronic Both None of above C
Prodromal period Progressive period Declining period All of above D
Exciting causes Maintaining causes Fundamental causes All of above A
Fixed acute miasm Recurrent acute miasm Both All of above C
Individual acute Sporadic acute diseases Epidemic acute diseases Endemic acute diseases A
diseases
Individual acute Sporadic acute diseases Epidemic acute diseases Endemic acute diseases B
diseases
Individual acute Sporadic acute diseases Epidemic acute diseases Epdemic acute diseases C
diseases

Epidemic diseases Artificial chronic diseases False chronic diseases True chronic diseases A

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23 Medicine given in epidemic diseases on the basis of name of disease is called as

24 ______is the cause of true chronic diseases

25 ----------diseases are the chronic disease

Case Taking
1 Recording of symptoms of the patient in such a way so that it becomes very easy to select the similimum
is called as -
2 .---------are sole guide for selection of similimum.
3 Dr. Samuel Hahnemann has given guide line for case taking in -

4 Case taking is easy in--------

5 in organon Dr. Samuel Hahnemann has given idea about case taking in Aphorism number_________.

6 Case taking is difficult in Chronic disease due to -

7 Case taking is difficult in chronic disease because -

8 Case taking is difficult in Chronic disease because -

9 Case taking is difficult in Chronic disease because -

10 _______ stated if you have taken proper case your half worked is finished
11 -----------is the purpose of case taking.

12 ----------- is the purpose of case taking.

13 Case taking helps to know whether disease is

14 Case taking helps to know whether disease is_
15 ________ is the purpose of case taking.

16 .-------is the purpose of case taking.

17 .-------is the purpose of case taking.

18 Dr. Samuel Hahnemann's general rule for case taking •-----

19 Mistake in taking history of the patient -

20 In Organon Aph. No. 83 is dealing with -

21 in Organon Aph. No. 84 is dealing with -

22 In Organon Aph. No. 85 is dealing with -

23 in Organon Aph. No. 86 is dealing with -

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Genus epidemicus Homoeopathic specific Both None of above A
remedy
Psora Sycosis Syphilis All of above D
True FALSE Artificial All of above D

Case taking Drug proving Individualisation Totality of symptom A

Symptom Subjective symptom Objective symptom pathological symptom A

0rganon of medicine Medicine of experience Theory of chronic Theory of drug A
disease dynamisation
Acute disease Chronic disease Both None of above A
Aph. No. 11 Aph. No. 72-81 Aph. No. 82 Aph. No. 83-104 D

The influence of the In chronic diseases - complex diseases All of above D

modern system upon the changed symptom image
minds of people
In proportion as the modesty conceals the facts Pretention modifies the All 0f those D
pathology progresses the symptoms
signs and symptoms
decrease
Patient get accustomed The symptom appearing Alternating symptoms All of above D
to long suffering periodically not narrated not narrated
Alternating symptoms The long suffering The un-Homoeopathic All of above D
not narrated considered incurable use of Homoeopathic
medicines
Hahnemann Kent Boenninghausen Boger A
To get knowledge of To perceive the true To perceive whether he is All of above D
disease seriously ill or not
To find out the totality To find the nature of To find the All of above D
of symptoms disease
Acute Chronic Both None of above C
Curable Uncurable Both None of above C
To find the mode of To analyze the symptoms To evaluate the All of above D
development of symptoms
symptoms
To collect all important To cure curable To palliate incurable All of above D
symptoms diseases
To keep systematic To diagnose the case To give prognosis All of above. D
record of patient
Listen Write Question and Co- All of above D
Ordinate
Interruption Yes and No answers Confirming the remedy All of above. D
which physician wants
Physician should be free Physician should be Physician should All of above D
from prejudice
Physicians qualification Recording of symptoms New symptoms fresh line Physicians observation. C

Physicians qualification Recording of symptoms New symptoms fresh line Physicians observation D

Physicians qualification Recording of symptoms New symptoms fresh line Physicians observation D

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24 Aph. No. 87 is dealing with -

25 in Organon Aph. No. 88 is dealing with -

26 in Organon Aph. No. 89 is dealing with -

27 In Organon Aph. No. 90 is dealing with -

28 Aph. No. 91 is dealing with -

29 Aph. No. 92 is dealing with -

30 Aph. No. 93 is dealing with -

31 Aph. No. 100, 101, 102 deals with -

32 Aph. No. 103 i3 dealing with -

33 Aph. No. 104 is dealing with -

34 Aph. No. 94 is dealing with -

35 Aph. No. 95 is dealing with -

36 Aph. No. 95 is dealing with -

37 Aph. No. 96 is dealing with -

38 Aph. No. 97 is dealing with -

39 Aph. No. 98 is dealing with -

40 Aph. No. 99 is dealing with -

41 Case taking is difficult in chronic disease due to -

42 Case taking is difficult in chronic diseases because -

43 Case taking is difficult in chronic diseases because -

SYMPTOMATOLOGY
1 writes about "The totality of symptoms means all the symptoms of the case which are capable of being
logically combined into a harmonious and consistent whole, having form, coherency and individuality.
2 Repertorial totality is also called as……
3 The symptom is called as complete when it has -

4 The symptom which is associated with Chief complaint but which does not have any patho-
physiological relationship with Chief complaints is called as -

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Physicians observation Details of symptoms Use of general Precise and special B
expression question
Physicians observation Details of symptoms Use of general Precise and special C
expression question
Physicians observation Details of symptoms Use of general Precise and special D
Precise and special Peculiar observation expression
Past treatment recording question acute disease
Recording B
questions
Past Treatment Recording acute disease Private Question Investigation of A
Recording maintaining cause
Recording Acute. Private questions Investigation of Recording of long A
Disease Maintaining Cause sufferings
Recording Acute Private Question Investigation of Recording of Long B
Disease Maintaining Cause Suffering
Recording only patients Recording acute case is Investigation epidemic Investigation of psora C
language easy disease
Record only patients Recording acute case is Investigation - epidemic Investigation of psora D
language easy disease
Recording acute case is Investigation of epidemic Investigation of psora Usefulness of record B
easy disease writing
Recording Acute Private Question Investigation of Recording of Long A
Disease Maintaining Cause Suffering
Recording Acute Private Question Investigation of Recording of Long D
Disease Maintaining Cause Suffering
Recording Acute Hypocondriacae. Investigation of indolent Investigation of accessory D
Disease nature. symptoms
Recording of long Recording of Recording indolent case Record only patient’s B
suffering Hypochondriac patient language
Recording of long Recording of Recording indolent case Record only patients C
suffering Hypochondriac patient language
Recording of long Recording of Recording indolent case Record only patients D
suffering Hypochondriac case language
Record only patients Recording acute case is Investigation - epidemic Investigation of psora B
language easy disease
The influence of the Changed symptom image Complex diseases All of above D
modem system upon the
people
In proportion as the Modesty conceals the fact Pretension modifies the All of above D
pathology increases the symptom
signs and symptom
decrease
Patients get accustomed The symptoms appearing Alternating symptoms All of above D
to long sufferings periodically not narrated not narrated

Dr. Close Dr. Robert Dr. J. T. Kent Dr. C. Hering A

Eliminating syndrome pathological syndrome Repertorial syndrome Common syndrome C

Location and causation Sensation and extension Modality and All of above D
concomitant
Concomitant Symptom Key Note Symptom Objective Symptom Subjective Symptom A

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5 The symptoms which are discoverable or felt by the patient alone, presenting no external indication is
called as -
6 The symptoms which are noted by relatives, friends or by any attendant are called as -
7 Those peculiar, unusual and distinctive symptoms which characterize the medicine or disease called as -

8 The symptoms of the Disease on which diagnosis is made they are called as -
9 The symptoms pertaining to the vital force are called as -
10 Symptom common to the medicine are called as
11 The Symptoms, which form the basis for a clinical diagnosis, are called as -
12 Source of general symptom --
13 The symptoms which do not appear in the proving of Drug; but which were observed as appearing as
well as those which were observed disappearing after the administration of the medicine in sick called as-
14 The circumstances or conditions that affect or modify a particular symptoms or the state of the patient as
a whole is called as -
15 Symptoms, which throw off all the medicines that, are not needed for the patient and bring home only,
those medicines which are required for the patient called as –
16 The Symptoms which refers to the individual as a whole are called as----
17 The Symptoms which are related to particular part of organ is called as -
18 The Symptoms which are important for making a prescription are called as -
19 Dry tongue with thirstlessness is an example of ----------- symptom
20 General symptom is greater than------------- symptoms
21 Mental general is -------------- than physical general
22 Causative emotional modality is ------------- than causative intellectual
23 The term symptom is derived from the ------------- word.
24 The Symptoms which is lacking either of location, sensation,modality, extension is called as-
25 Absence of an expected feature of the case under study is called as -
26 When two symptoms alternates with each other they are called as
27 In a case few symptoms are available which indicate merely the changes that have occurred in the
tissues and organons called as-

ANALYSIS OF SYMPTOMS
1 ------------------- is based upon the concept of general, peculiar & particular symptoms.
2 _______ analyzed the symptoms into -(1) General, , (2) Particular, (3)Common.
3 ----- defines symptom is the expression of disturbance in a healthy body produced by a drug or some
morbid agent.
4 ________ defines symptoms as "any evidence of disease or change from a state of health".
5 Dr. Samuel Hahnemann recognizes________ as symptoms.
6 Symptoms refer to symptoms----------.
7 Aim of doing analysis of symptoms is ----
8 Analysis of symptoms means. ---------

9 Dr. Kent Analyzed symptoms in to -----

10 Ranking or grading of different kinds of symptoms is called ---
11 In Kent’s concept of evaluation following symptoms are given high value. —
12 Signs refers to
13 _______ is a symptom which has nothing to do with a chronic miasm or acute miasm; it is something
that comes from an external source.

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Subjective symptom Objective symptom Concomitant symptom Guiding symptom A

Subjective symptom Objective symptom Concomitant symptom Key note symptom B

Key Note characteristic symptom Guiding symptom Pathogenic symptom B

Common symptom Uncommon symptom Characteristic symptom Particular symptom A

Symptoms of man Symptoms of mind Symptoms of body All of above A
Pathogenic symptom Pathognomic symptom Key Note symptom Characteristic symptom A
Diagnostic symptom Prescribing symptom Uncommon symptom Key Note symptom. A
Symptoms of mind Symptoms of whole body General modality All of above D
Basic symptom Common symptom Clinical symptom Key Note symptom C

Aggravation Amelioration Both None of above C

General symptom Common symptom Particular symptom Eliminating symptom D

General symptom Common symptom Particular symptom basic symptom A

Basic Determinative Common Key Note symptom D
Basic symptom Common symptom Diagnostic symptom prescribing symptom D
Peculiar uncommon Contradictory all of the above D
Guiding symptoms Particular Peculiar all of the above D
Greater Equal Smaller none of the above A
Similar dissimilar Smaller greater D
Latin Greek German French B
Complete symptom Incomplete symptom Basic symptom Uncommon symptom B
Negative general Positive general Paucity of symptom Maze of symptom A
Common symptom Alternating symptom Uncommon symptom Basic symptom B
Paucity of symptom Maze of symptom Eliminating symptom Basic symptom A

Kent’s Repertory Lee’s Repertory Lippe’s Repertory. All of above. D

Dr. J. T. Kent Dr. Boenninghausen Dr. W. Boericke Dr. W. Boericke A
Dr. Dewey Dr. J. T. Kent Dr. C. Hering Dr. W. Boericke A

Dr. Dewey Dr. Close Dr. Robert Dr. J. T. Kent B

Symptoms Signs Accident All of above D
Subjective Objective Both None of above A
To form totality. For Evaluation. For Prognosis. For disease Diagnosis. B
Grouping or Grading or Evaluation of Ranking of Symptoms. None of above. A
categorization of symptoms.
symptoms.
Basic & determinative. Location/Sen./mod. /con. Common /Uncommon. General & particular. D
Evaluation. Analysis. Anamnesis. Synthesis. A
Mental gen. Chart. Particular Chart. Clinical. Physical Gen. Chart. A
Subjective Objective Both None of above B
Subjective symptom Objective symptom Accident All of above C

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14 -------- defines symptoms as any change in the health of the body and of the mind which is felt by the
patient himself remarked by those around him and observation by physician.
15 ------- means classification of symptoms into different groups.
16 .----- means to judge or determine the worth or qualities of symptoms.
17 Symptoms of man is categorized into

18 _______ is the symptoms pertaining to the vital force or the so called mental symptoms.

19 ________ is the symptoms pertaining to the whole body, the so called general symptoms.

20 ________ are the symptoms pertaining to any part or the body; like chest, abdomen etc. or to any
particular organ like; eye, ear, nose etc.
21 ________ is uncommon symptom of man

22 ---------is the symptom of physical being.

DIAGNOSIS
1 _________ is the subject which deals with study of classification of diseases.
2 A Homoeopath should diagnose the disease because it helps -

3 A Homoeopath should diagnose the disease because it helps -

4 A Homoeopath should diagnose the disease because it helps for-

5 A Homoeopath should diagnose the case because it helps for-

6 A Homoeopath should diagnose the disease because it helps -

7 Commenting on future course of disease is called as -

8 --------- is the general principle of physical examination.

SELECTION OF SIMILIMUM
1 Besides Repertorisation---------- is also the basis of selection of similimum
2 Besides Repertorisation----------- is also the basis of selection of similimum.

3 Besides Repertorisation--------is also the basis of selection of similimum?

4 Besides Repertorisation _______ is also the basis of selection of similimum.

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Dr. Kanjilal Dr. L. D. Dhawale Dr. Mahendra Singh Dr. B. K. Chakraworthy A

Analysis Evaluation Synthesis All of above A

Evaluation Analysis Synthesis All of above A
Symptom of man Symptoms of physical being Symptoms of organs All of above D

Symptoms of mind Symptoms of physical being Symptoms of organs All of above A

Symptoms of mind Symptoms of physical being Symptoms of organs All of above B

Symptoms of mind Symptoms of physical being Symptoms of organs All of above C

Dreams and menstrual Likes and dislikes Reasoning and All of above D
function understanding
Loves and hates Aggravation and Sleep and appetite All of above D
amelioration

Physiology Pathology Nosology Psychology C

To discount symptoms To find out whether patient To find out etiology All of above D
common to the disease is really sick
and not peculiar the
patient
To adopt auxiliary To ascertain whether the For prognosis All of above D
measures patient is improving or not
Prognosis Segregation Information as to what All of above D
range of potencies it is
wise to employ
To prevent frequent For diet For general management All of above D
repetition of deep acting
remedy
For general management For prognosis For statistics All of above D
and replacement therapy

Diagnosis Prognosis Both None of above C

Examination should be Place of examination should Examination table should All of above D
done during day time be away from disturbance be at right side of
physician

Genus epidemics Causation of illness 0n the basis of miasm All of above D

Selection on singular Selection on striking Selection on peculiar All of above D
symptom symptom symptom
Selection on uncommon Selection on Key Note Selection on peculiar All of above D
symptom symptom symptom
On the basis of On the basis of Radiasthesia On the basis of dowsing All of above D
pathological
characteristic symptom

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5 Besides Repertorisation --------------is also the basis of selection of similimum.

COMPLETE REPERTORY
1 Author of Compete Repertory -
2 Complete Repertory by Roger Van Zandvoort was published by -

3 Complete Repertory was published in the year -

4 Complete Repertory by Roger Van Zandarvoort was based upon -------- pattern
5 Source of complete Repertory by Roger Van Zandvoort is Edition of Kent’s repertory
6 -------is the source of complete repertory of Roger Van Zandarvoort

7 ------------ is the source complete Repertory of Roger Van Zandarvoort

8 Information and cross References in complete Repertory by Roger Van Zandarvoort are taken from

SYNTHESIS REPERTORY
1 Synthesis Repertory was written by -
2 Synthesis Repertory is based upon_____edition of Kent's Repertory.
3 Basic source of Synthesis Repertory by Fredrik Schoryens is writing's of-
4 Basic source of Synthesis Repertory of Fredrik Schroyens is writting's of-
5 Rapid Aid to Drug Aimed Research" (RADAR) includes ------above remedies.
6 Homoeopath is the software developed in
7 Homoeopath was developed by -

Introduction to Repertory : History & Evolution

1 All the volumes of Hahnemann’s Repertories were kept in Hale’s museum, in Robert Bosh Hospital at ---
------ in ----------.
2 Dr. J. T. Kent was converted to Homoeopathy due to complete cure of ----- his wife.
3 Due to cure of ------- by homoeopathic medicine Dr. C. V. Boenninghausen was converted towards
homoeopathy.
4 Dr. Boenninghausen’s purulent tuberculosis was treated by ---
5 A Homoeopathic medicine -------- cured purulent tuberculosis of Dr. Boenninghausen.
6 Magic cure of Kent’s wife with homoeopathic medicine converted Dr. Kent to homoeopathy ---
7 For sleeplessness Dr. Kent’s wife has taken treatment from---
8 Kent’s Repertory of Homoeopathic was published in the year---
9 Dr. Boenninghausen has published the book the cure of cholera & its preventives in the year -----------

10 In the year -------- Glazor published the first alphabetical pocket Repertory.
11 Glazor’s alphabetical pocket Repertory consists of ------------- pages.
12 “A Repertory of Comparative Materia medica was published by ------- in the year,1854.
13 Lippe’s Repertory consists of -------- pages.
14 “Gentry’s Concordance Repertory” was published in the year ---------
15 Gentry’s Concordance Reperotry Consists of ------- volumes.
16 Repertory of -------- was published by Bell.
17 Dr. Boenninghausen has published the book repertory of antipsoric in the year---
18 Summery view of the chief sphere of operation of the antipsoric Remedies & of their characteristic
peculiarities by Dr. Boenninghausen was published in the year ----
19 An attempt at a homoeopathic thearapy of inttermittent fever by Dr. Boenninghausen was published in
the year ----

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On the basis of On the basis of lipoid On the basis of Key Note All of above D
emanometeric findings flocculation test

Dr. D. P. Rastogi Dr. Jugal Kishore Dr. P. Sankaran Roger Van Zandvoort D
Irrhis Publishers, I.B.P.P New Delhi Roy & Company, The Hapco House, A
Netherlands Mumbai. Calcutta
1796 1896 1996 None of above C
Kent's Boenninghausens Boger’s Sankaran A
First Third Sixth All of above. D
Homoeopathic Journals Schmidt's & Chand's Kunzii's Final General All of above. D
Repertorium General Repertory
Sivaraman's Additions Boger's Additions to Kent's CCRH's corrections to All of above D
and Corrections to Repertory Boenninghausens
Kent's Repertory Repertory
P. Schmidt Repertory Kent's Repertory Boenninghausens All of above D

Frederik Schroyens Dr. Roger Zandvoort Dr. Klunkar Dr. P. Shivaraman A

First Second Sixth All of above C
Kent Hahnemann Hering All of above D
Allen and Clarke Boericke Knerr All of above D
1000 2000 3000 4000 B
India Germany France America A
Dr. Jawahar Saha Dr. Anil Bhatia Dr. K. P. Muzumdar Dr. Faruq Musfe A

Stuttgart, West Cothen, East Germany Dresden, America None of the above A
Germany.
Insomnia T.B Cancer Peptic Ulcer A
Purulent tuberculosis Malaria Gangrene Insomnia A

Dr. Weihe Dr. J. T. Kent Dr.S.Hahnemann Dr.C.Hering A

Pulsatilla Ars. Album Lachesis Sulphur A
Aconite Lachesis Opium Nux Vomica B
Dr. Philan Dr.S.Hahnemann Dr.Carrol Dunhamm Dr.C.Hering A
1897 1900 1905 1910 A
1631 1731 1831 1931 C

1805 1833 1835 1840 B

175 200 165 225 C
Boenninghausen Tarafdar Lippe Kent C
165 144 225 325 B
1886 1890 1782 1990 B
Two Five Six Eight C
Mastitis Diarrhoea Cancer Throat B
1832 1835 1836 1842 A
1831 1841 1833 1933 C

1831 1841 1833 1933 C

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20 Homoeopathic diet & a complete image of disease by Dr. Boenninghausen was published in the year ----

21 Homoeopathy, a manual for the non medical public by Dr. Boenninghausen was published in ---
22 Repertory of the medicine which are not antipsoric by Dr. Boenninghausen was published in ----
23 Attempt at showing the relative kinship of homoeopathic medicine by Dr. Boenninghausen was
published in ----
24 Therapeutic manual for homoeopathic physician for the use at the sicked & in the study of materia
medica pura by Dr. Boenninghausen was published in ----
25 Brief instructions for non-physician as to the prevention and cure of cholera by Boenninghausen was
published in----
26 The 2 sides of the human body & Relationship homoeopathic studies by Dr. Boenninghausen was
published in -----
27 The homoeopathic domestic physician in brief therapeutic diagnosis by Boenninghausen was published
in the year---
28 The homoeopathic treatment of whooping cough in its various Form by Dr. Boenninghausen was
published in ----
29 The therapeutics of fevers was written by -------
30 The book keynotes & characteristics of the M.M. & M.M. of the nosodes was written by ----
31 A synoptic key to materia medica was written by---
32 Boenninghausen’s characteristics materia medica & repertory was written by—
33 _____ was the first person to compile the repertory?
34 Fragmenta De Viribus medica mentorum positivus by Dr. S. Hahnemann published in----
35 Laffitte’s “ A Homoeopathic Reprtory of Symptomatology “ was published in the year -----
36 Berridge “ Repertory of the eyes “ published in England in the yr.--------
37 Repertory of the new remedies by Dr. C. P. Hart published by Boericke & Tafel in the yr. --
38 Lippe published his famous Repertory of the more characteristic symptoms of material medica in the yr. -
-----
39 T. F. Allen ‘s symptom register was published in the year –
40 Repertory of the modalities by Dr. Samual Worcester was published in the year ------
41 Repertory of the intermittent fever by William A. Allen was published in the year ----
42 Hering’s analytical Repertory (Symptoms of Mind) published in the year -------
43 Alphabetical Repertory if Father Muller (1st repertory in India) ------
44 Pathogenetic & clinical Repertory of the symptoms of the head by Neidhard was published in the year ---
--
45 Knerr’s repertory of the Hearing’s guiding symptoms was published in the year ------
46 Boger’s English translated Boenninghausens repertory of Antipsoric remedies was published in the year -
--
47 Clinical Repertory by P. W. Shedd published in the year -------
48 Synoptic key of the material medica by DR. C. M. Boger published in the year -----
49 Second & enlarged edition of the characteristic & Repertory by C. M. Boger published in the year ---------
--
50 Phatak’s Repertory was published in the year -----
51 A Materia Medica & Repertory by James Stephenson was published in the year -----
52 Kents general Repertory by Kunzli was published in the year -----
53 Synthesis Repertorium Homoeopathicum by Dr. Fredrik Shroyen was published in the year-
54 Repertory of desires & aversions by Guernsey was published in the year -------
55 Illustrated Repertory of pain in chest sides & back by Rolin R. Gregg was published in the year----
56 Repertory of modalities by Worcester was published in the year -----
57 Repertory of Haemorrhoids by Guernsey was published in the year -----
58 Repertory of Respiratory organs by Lutze was published in the year -----
59 Repertory of intermittent fever by W. A. Allen was published in the year -----
60 Repertory of cough & expectorations by Lee & Clark published in the year -----

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1831 1841 1833 1933 C

1800 1820 1833 1930 C

1800 1832 1833 1835 D
1832 1833 1835 1836 D

1832 1835 1836 1846 D

1835 1836 1846 1849 D

1832 1835 1853 1846 C

1835 1836 1846 1853 D

1835 1836 1846 1860 D

Dr.H.C.Allen Dr.T.F.Allen Dr.C.M.Boger Dr.J.T.Kent D

Dr.H.C.Allen Dr.T.F.Allen Dr.C.M.Boger Dr.J.T.Kent A
Dr.C.M.Boger Dr.H.C.Allen Dr.T.F.Allen Dr.W.Boericke D
Dr.C.M.Boger Dr.H.C.Allen Dr.Boenninghausen Dr.W.Boericke A
Dr. Hahnemann Dr. Boenninghausen Dr. Kent Dr.Gross A
1805 1828 1830 1836 A
1840 1843 1845 1847 B
1840 1843 1873 1876 C
1873 1874 1876 1879 C
1873 1874 1876 1879 D

1874 1876 1879 1880 D

1874 1876 1879 1880 D
1874 1876 1879 1883 D
1874 1876 1879 1881 D
1885 1888 1890 1896 A
1888 1890 1897 1960 A

1896 1897 1890 1900 A

1900 1905 1908 1920 A

1900 1905 1908 1920 C

1908 1920 1931 1935 C
1935-37 1963 1990 1993 A

1929 1963 1983 1990 B

1829 1929 1963 1983 C
1929 1963 1987 1990 C
1929 1963 1983 1993 D
1873 1879 1880 1883 A
1879 1883 1884 1890 A
1880 1883 1884 1890 A
1880 1883 1884 1890 A
1880 1883 1884 1890 A
1883 1884 1885 1886 A
1883 1884 1885 1886 B

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61 Repertory of Digestive system by Arkel.mc Michell was published in the year -----
62 Repertory of Rheumatism by Perkins was published in the year -----
63 Repertory of therapeutics of Respiratory System by Van Denburg was published in the year-
64 Repertory of Rheumatism by Pulford was published in the year----
65 Repertory of Eczema by C. F. Mills Paugh was published in the year----
66 Repertory of Headache by Dr. Knerr was published in the year----
67 Repertory of Appendicitis by Yingling was published in the year----
68 Repertory of Headache by Neatby Stenham was published in the year----
69 Repertory of the Labour by Yinging was published in the year----
70 Repertory of Spasms & convulsions by Holcomb was published in the year----
71 Repertory of Tongue by Dougla S. S. was published in the year -------
72 Repertory of Urinary Organs and Prostate Gland by A. R. Morgan was published in the year -----
73 Repertory of Back by Wilsey was published in the year -----
74 A Clinical Repertory to the dictionary of Materia Medica by John Henry Clarke was published in the
year ------
75 Repertory of the Uterine Therapeutics by Milton was published in the year ---
76 Repertory by P. F. Curie was published in the year ------
77 Repertory of part of Rau’s special pathology was published in the year ----
78 Repertory by Boericke was published in the year -------
79 Repertory of Respiratory Diseases by Nash was published in the year -------
80 Clarke’s Clinical Repertory was published in the year -------
81 Repertory of Mastitis by W. J. Guernsey was published in the year -------
82 Repertory of Throat by W. J. Guernsey was published in the year -------
83 Shed’s Clinical Repertory was published in the year -------
84 Boger’s Repertory of Time and Moon Phases was published in the year ------
85 Repertory of Rheumatic Remedies by DR. H. A. Robert was published in the year ----
86 In the year 1937 ------ prepared a Repertory known as “sensation as if.”
87 J. W. Ward’s Dictionary of Sensation as if (two volumes) was published in the year ----
88 Dr. Margaret Tyler published Punched Card Repertory in the year --------
89 Wech & Housten published punched card Repertory in the year ---------
90 Dr. Field’s Gigantic Card Repertory was published in the year -----------
91 Dr. Boger’s Card Repertory was published in the year -----------
92 Dr. J. G. Weiss and Dr. R.H. Farley published Spindle Repertory in the year ----
93 Dr. P. Sankarn’s Card Repertory published in the year -------
94 Kishor’s Card Repertory was published in the year -------

NUMBER OF REMEDIES IN DIFFERENT REPERTORIES -

1 Total number of Remedies in Synthetic Repertory ----
2 Total number of Remedies in Kent’s Repertory ----
3 Total number of Remedies in P. Sankarn’s Repertory ----
4 Total number of Remedies in Kishor’s Card Repertory ----
5 Total number of Remedies in Boenninghausen’s Repertory ----
6 Total number of Remedies in Boericke’s Card Repertory ----
7 Total number of Remedies in Field Card Repertory ----

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1891 1892 1893 1894 B
1891 1892 1893 1894 D
1891 1892 1893 1894 D
1891 1892 1893 1894 D
1891 1892 1893 1894 D
1891 1892 1893 1894 D
1891 1892 1893 1894 D
1891 1892 1893 1894 D
1891 1892 1893 1894 D
1895 1896 1897 1898 A
1895 1896 1897 1898 B
1899 1900 1901 1902 A
1899 1900 1901 1902 B
1901 1902 1903 1904 D

1906 1907 1908 1909 A

1906 1907 1908 1909 A
1906 1907 1908 1909 A
1906 1907 1908 1909 A
1906 1907 1908 1909 A
1906 1907 1908 1909 A
1906 1907 1908 1909 A
1906 1907 1908 1909 A
1905 1906 1907 1908 D
1931 1932 1933 1934 A
1937 1945 1948 1950 B
Hahnemann Boenninghausen Robert W.A.Allen C
1937 1945 1946 1950 B
1910 1911 1912 1913 B
1913 1914 1915 1916 A
1921 1922 1923 1924 B
1927 1928 1929 1930 B
1949 1950 1951 1952 B
1955 1960 1961 1962 A
1959 1967 1986 1996 A

594 591 693 342 A

594 648 693 342 B
292 591 693 342 A
292 652 693 342 B
292 591 342 693 C
591 693 342 1414 C
360 693 405 1414 C

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