www.ipu.ac.in Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University : BHMS Model Question Paper

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MODEL QUESTION PAPER
Fourth BHMS – Annual Examination 2008
ORGANON OF MEDICINE

Paper-I :
Code : BHMS-406
Write your Roll No. on top immediately on receipt of this question paper.
Question paper has two parts, A and B.
Attempt six questions in all (Three questions from each part).
Question No.1 from Part-A and Question No.5 from Part-B are compulsory and carry 10 marks each. Rest of the questions carry 20 marks each.

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PART-A :
Q.1 Discuss the relevance of the study of Preventive and Social Medicine in Homoeopathy. 10
Q.2 ‘Totality of Symptoms is the homoeopathic essence of the disease’. Explain. 20
Q.3 Discuss the scope and limitations of homoeopathy. 20
Q.4 What are the different systems of medicine described in Organon of Medicine. Compare allopathy and homoeopathy. 20

PART-B :
Q.5 What do you understand by remedy relationship? 10
Q.6 What is ‘Therapeutic Law of Nature’? What doctrines of
homoeopathic cure are incorporated in it? 20
Q.7 Explain suppression on the basis of susceptibility. 20
Q.8 Write short notes on : 5X4=20
a. Allergy.
b. Specific medicine.
c. Individualization.
d. Hering’s Law of Cure.

MODEL QUESTION PAPER
Fourth BHMS – Annual Examination 2008
ORGANON OF MEDICINE

Paper-II :
Code : BHMS-407

Write your Roll No. on top immediately on receipt of this question paper.
Question paper has two parts, A and B.
Attempt six questions in all (Three questions from each part).
Question No.1 from Part-A and Question No.5 from Part-B are compulsory and carry 10 marks each. Rest of the questions carry 20 marks each.

PART-A :
Q.1 Enumerate the various schools of philosophy according to Stuart Close. 10
Q.2 ‘Homoeopathy is a logic system of medicine’. Justify. 20
Q.3 Removal of totality of symptoms means removal of disease. Explain. 20
Q.4 Write short notes on : 5X4=20
a. Unprejudiced observer.
b. Indisposition.
c. Idiosyncracy.
d. Drug potential.

PART-B :
Q.5 Enumerate the various ‘temperaments’ according to Roberts. 10
Q.6 Why are diseases not classified on the basis of aetiology / microbes in homoeoapthy? 20
Q.7 ‘A well taken case is half cured’. Discuss. 20
Q.8 Write short notes on : 5X4=20
a. Fundamental laws of homoeopathy.
b. Dose.
c. Second prescription.
d. Evaluation of symptoms.