Exam Details
Subject | case taking & repertorisation | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | b.h.m.s. | |
Department | ||
Organization | kerala university of health sciences | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | April, 2017 | |
City, State | kerala, thrissur |
Question Paper
Q.P.Code 404004 Reg. No.:…………………
Final BHMS Degree Examinations April 2017
Case Taking Repertorisation
Time 3 hrs Max marks 100
• Answer all questions
Essays: (2x10=20)
1. Explain in detail the philosophical background, plan and construction of BBCR
with its utility.
2. Define repertory and classify repertories. Which type of repertory is more useful you
feel and why.
Short notes: (10x5=50)
3. Use of relationship chapter of Boenninghausen's therapeutic pocket book.
4. Kishore's card repertory in detail.
5. Scope and limitations of Boericke's repertory.
6. Special features of Murphy's repertory
7. Importance of the years in the field of repertory 1905, 1885, 1896, 1900 and 1961.
8. Relationship between materia madica and repertory
9. Anamnesis and catamnesis
10. Special features of hompath classic
11. Mention the importance of pathology in case taking and significance in prescription.
12. Requisites for physician in case taking.
Answer briefly: (10x3=30)
13. Eliminating symptoms in repertorisation.
14. Steps to the repertorisation.
15. Name some chapters in BBCR where concomitants are given in detail
16. Name some modern repertories.
17. Kunzili dots.
18. Symbols used in Kneer's repertory.
19. Doctrine of complete symptom
20. Develop abbreviations anan, carl, jug-c,
21. Mention the section/chapter in which the following symptoms/rubrics in Kent's repertory
Pain comes suddenly and goes suddenly. Fracture heals slowly.
Stool escapes on laughing
22. Mention the meanings of following rubrics
Adynamic fever . Reproaches . Frivolous
Final BHMS Degree Examinations April 2017
Case Taking Repertorisation
Time 3 hrs Max marks 100
• Answer all questions
Essays: (2x10=20)
1. Explain in detail the philosophical background, plan and construction of BBCR
with its utility.
2. Define repertory and classify repertories. Which type of repertory is more useful you
feel and why.
Short notes: (10x5=50)
3. Use of relationship chapter of Boenninghausen's therapeutic pocket book.
4. Kishore's card repertory in detail.
5. Scope and limitations of Boericke's repertory.
6. Special features of Murphy's repertory
7. Importance of the years in the field of repertory 1905, 1885, 1896, 1900 and 1961.
8. Relationship between materia madica and repertory
9. Anamnesis and catamnesis
10. Special features of hompath classic
11. Mention the importance of pathology in case taking and significance in prescription.
12. Requisites for physician in case taking.
Answer briefly: (10x3=30)
13. Eliminating symptoms in repertorisation.
14. Steps to the repertorisation.
15. Name some chapters in BBCR where concomitants are given in detail
16. Name some modern repertories.
17. Kunzili dots.
18. Symbols used in Kneer's repertory.
19. Doctrine of complete symptom
20. Develop abbreviations anan, carl, jug-c,
21. Mention the section/chapter in which the following symptoms/rubrics in Kent's repertory
Pain comes suddenly and goes suddenly. Fracture heals slowly.
Stool escapes on laughing
22. Mention the meanings of following rubrics
Adynamic fever . Reproaches . Frivolous
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