Homeopathy Quiz

Organon of Medicine

• Aphorism 1-70 is called a miniature of Organon.
• Dr. Hahnemann speaks about the preventive aspect of Homoeopathy in Aphorism 2.

Treatment of Acute Diseases

• In the treatment of acute diseases, the physician should look for the totality of symptoms.
• Accessory circumstances do not include Prejudices.

Symptoms and Diagnosis

• Objective symptoms are explained in Aphorism 6.
• Prejudices may lead to mistakes in diagnosis.

Vital Force and Dynamis

• Causa occasionalis means the exciting cause of a disease.
• Vital force is defined in Aphorism 9.
• The concept of dynamis is explained in the footnote of Aphorism 11.
• Following is not a characteristic of vital force: being capable of self-preservation.
• This material organism, without vital force, is capable of decomposition and death.
• The word ‘vital force’ was replaced by ‘vital energy’ in the 5th edition of Organon.

Materia Peccans and Dynamic Influence

• Materia peccans, in relation to ‘dynamic influence’, is found at the footnote of Materia Medica.
• Aphorism 12 explains the concept of materia peccans.

Law of Cure and Homoeopathic Treatment

• Enantiopathic method means treating a disease with a similar disease.
• The nature of the law of cure is explained in Aphorism 28.
• The following aspects of the Law of Similia are explained except for the spiritual aspect.
• Hahnemann indicated the Palliative method of treatment in Aphorism 29.
• Aphorism 28 describes how homoeopathic cure takes place.
• The moral and physical aspect of the law of similia is explained in Aphorism 26.
• The disease aspect of the Law of Similia is explained in Aphorism 27.

Test your knowledge of homeopathy with this quiz covering aphorisms 1-70 of Dr. Hahnemann's Organon. Explore concepts such as preventive aspects, treatment of acute diseases, prejudices, and objective symptoms.