Calicut University 2006 M.D HOMOEOPATHY REPERTORY (New Scheme) Part - II - II - Question Paper

University of Calicut
M.D. (HOMOEOPATHY) DEGREE exam
Part II. Common to All branches
Part 11.Paper II REPERTORY (New Scheme)

Time 3 Hours Maximum 100 Marks
ans all ques..




M.D. (HOMOEOPATHY) DEGREE EXAMINATION, JUNE 2006


I. discuss the salient features and practical utility of the subsequent
(a) Chapter “Tissue” of Kneer’s Repertory.
(b) Vlth quantity of Gentry’s Concordance.
(c) Chapter “Bone” of Murphy’s Repertory
(d) Berridge Eye.
(e) Chapter “Fever” of Boger-Boenninghausen. (25 marks)

2. Write briefly:
(a) Disadvantages of “Synthetic Repertory” over Kent’s Repertory
(b) Card Repertory my Marcoz Jamenez.
(c) valuation of remedies in Kneer’s Repertory ; its relation with Kent.
(d) Fundamentals of Murphy’s Repertory
(e) Limitations of Kent’s Repertory (25 marks)

3. Write short notes on:
(a) Aphorism dealing with case taking of hypochondriacal patients.
(b) Classification of Mental disease by Dr. Hahnemann.
(c) Deduction of care for repertorisation.
(d) seventh edition of Kent’s Repertory
(e) Advantages of Kunzli’s Repertory over Kent’s Repertory (25 marks)

4. Note down:
(a) Errors in the medicine provided in various rubrics of sixth edition of Kent’s Repertory
(b) a few important rubrics which are lacking in Kent’s Repertory
(c) Rubrics having various medicine in Kent and Roger.
(d) Unique rubrics in Boger-Boenninghausen.
(e) Write the chapter, rubric and subrubric in Kent’s Repertory:
(i) Sensation as if head is separated from body.
(ii) Sensation of barrier ranging from eye and ext. object.
(iii) Bearing down sensation.
(iv) Sensation as if a thread were stretched from safe to eye.
(v) Wild feeling in head. (25 marks)

Earning:   Approval pending.