The Quiz (Feb. 2015)

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When repertorizing a chronic case with at least 10 symptoms, which remedy would likely come up among the first 5 in the repertorization results? *
Lac caninum Carduus marianus Sulphur Mercurius corrosivus Tellurium metallicum none of the above
Why do you think this happens? *
Where does Hahnemann list potential antidotes of the healing response following the dose of a properly selected homeopathic remedy? *
paragraph 17 of The Organon footnote of the paragraph 260 of The Organon footnote of paragraph 213 of The Organon nowhere in his Lesser Writings
Which of the following remedies is known to be antidoted by vinegar? *
Arnica Chamomilla Phosphorus Stramonium Zincum metallicum
Where in the Organon do we find information how to deal with defective diseases i.e. chronic diseases where very few leading symptoms are present? *
mainly para. 83 onwards mainly para. 121 onwards mainly para. 172 onwards mainly para. 236 onwards nowhere
Which type of the following symptoms has the highest priority in the process of selection of the homeopathic remedy? *
a symptom which presents the most trouble to the patient a symptom which tends to occur with the highest frequency a symptom which presents the most dangerous pathology a symptom which is uncommon and strange, but not important to the patient
If a remedy is to be found in a repertory to have both aggravation and amelioration in bed, can we consider such a remedy in a case which presents aggravation in bed? *
yes, we can use it as the remedy is useful both in amelioration and aggravation no, we cannot use it as we cannot differentiate which action is the appropriate one yes, we can use it, if we can differentiate the particular part of the aggravation or amelioration in bed, such as agg. by HEAT of the bed and amel. by REST in bed
A patient was ok in the evening but waked up with moderate influenza-like symptoms. The remedy was selected and given to the patient in 30 C potency, wet dose (succused before every dose) every 2 hours (first dose taken one hour after waking up). When examined in the evening of the same day, it is discovered the patient has been growing steadily worse. Describe what is likely going on and what scenarios you would consider and what you would do. *
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