Concordance, Clinical and Computer Repertories MCQ Questions for AIAPGET

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Q1SingleMarks: 4.00Negative: -1.00

Puritan group repertory is:

A. Repertory which maintain the purity of symptoms as described and recorded in words of the provers or cliniciansB. Repertory which does not care so much for the actual words but gives the sole values to essence the real meaning of the symptomsC. Repertory which described with the complete symptom like location, sensation, modalities and concomitantD. All of the above

Q2SingleMarks: 4.00Negative: -1.00

Repertory of Haemorrhoids written by:

A. PerkinsB. WilseyC. MichelD. Guernsey

Q3SingleMarks: 4.00Negative: -1.00

Concordance repertory was written by:

A. GentryB. Mills PaughC. BerridgeD. W. Allen

Q4SingleMarks: 4.00Negative: -1.00

Zandvoort repertory is based on:

A. General to particularB. Particular to generalC. No philosophical backgroundD. Clinical repertory

Q5SingleMarks: 4.00Negative: -1.00

“Repertory of causation” is part of which repertory?

A. O.E. Boericke's repertoryB. Bell's diarrheaC. BBCRD. Clarke's clinical repertory

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