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Sarada Krishna

Homoeopathic Medical College

Kulasekharam – 629181

DEPARTMENT OF MATERIA MEDICA

COURSE FILE - II BHMS (2020-2021)

Sub Code : 581509

Dr. C. R. KRISHNA KUMARIAMMA Dr. WINSTON VARGHEESE Dr. T. K. JAYAKUMAR Dr. P. R. SAIJI Dr. SUREJ BOBBIN. P. G

Dr. GOKUL KRISHNA. K Dr. AATHIRA V. NAIR

Professor & Head Professor Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

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S.No Content PgNo

1. Vision of the Department 2

2. Mission of the Department 3

3. Programme Outcomes 4

4. Programme Specific Outcomes 5

5. Course Outcomes 6

6. Mapping of Course Outcome & Programme Outcome 7

7. Course Syllabus 8

8. Text Books Details 10

9. Reference Books 11

10. E-Resources 12

11. Examination and Question Pattern 18

12. Time Table 19

13. Student List 20

14. Unit Plan 22

15. Lesson Plan 25

16. Continuous and Comprehensive Internal Assessment -

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VISION OF DEPARTMENT OF MATERIA MEDICA

To mould a Homoeopath by equipping him to readily recognize from the symptoms

of the sick individual to the corresponding symptoms - dynamic and other therapeutic

properties of the proven drug.

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MISSION OF DEPARTMENT OF MATERIA MEDICA

To give guidance to study Materia Medica, memorize and put into prompt application

in daily practice.

Each drug should be taught first with its pharmacological data, adaptability, spheres

of action etc. along with its synthetic gradation of symptoms analytically and

comparatively and finally in reportorial manner.

In the early years of study, each drug should be studied alone until its vivid picture is

obtained, with general characteristic and in later years symptamatological comparison

of drug in therapeutic application and drug picture comparison and contrast may be

discussed.

The different kinds of relationship of each drug viz. family concordant,

complementary, antidotes, inimical, incompatible etc. should be discussed.

The application of Materia Medica should be demonstrated at bed side, where the

totality of symptoms of the patient and the medicine prescribed, shall be explained to

students thoroughly.

The students may be advised to form small groups and participate in dramatic

presentation of drug personalities, drug cartoon, quiz programmes, preparation of

remedyclock of aggravation etc.

A programme for reproving a medicine and proving a new drug may be drawn out

with the participation of students to make a meaningful study.

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PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

The undergraduate students in Homoeopathy should be able to

1. Provide homoeopathic Service to the health issues of the society.

2. Develop competencies in diagnosis and management of common health problems of

the individual and community.

3. Practice promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative medicine in respect to the

commonly encountered health problems.

4. Appreciate the psycho-social, cultural, economic and environmental factors affecting

health and diseases.

5. Develop human attitude towards the discharging of one’s professional responsibilities

ethically.

6. Develop interest in learning latest developments in homoeopathy and possess

positive attitude for continued self-learning and to seek further expertise or to pursue

research in any chosen area of medicine.

7. Familiarize with the basic factors which are essential for the implementation of the

National Health Programmes.

8. Acquire basic management skill in the area of human resource, materials and

resource management.

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PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES

The undergraduate students in Homoeopathy should:

1. Acquire theoretical knowledge, practical skills and clinical understanding of

homoeopathy and approach the diseases with modern methods and technology.

2. Recognize each patient as a whole (an individual in society) and not merely as a

collection of organ systems or individual organ or sick parts.

3. Diagnose various health problems, design and plan of treatment according to

homoeopathic system of medicine.

4. Be able to determine the suitability of homoeopathic medicines for the wellness and

treatment strategies.

5. Acquire sufficient knowledge and understanding of ethical, legal, and regulatory

challenges related to homoeopathy prescribed by the regulatory authorities.

6. Be competent enough to function independently and effectively the homoeopathic

practice.

7. Develop competency in conducting community related activities and health surveys.

8. Conduct research on health issues faced by the community and suggests for remedial

measures.

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COURSE OUTCOMES

Students should be able to

CO1 acquire knowledge on different ways of studying materiamedica

such as psycho-clinical, pathological, physiological, synthetic,

comparative, analytical, remedy relationships, group study, portrait

study etc.

Knowledge

CO2 develop understanding on science and philosophy of homoeopathic

materiamedica

Understanding

CO3 identify the remedy relationships among the drugs Understanding

CO4 develop understanding on individual drugs in terms of

characteristic symptoms, mental and physical generals, particulars,

modalities and relationship.

Understanding

CO5 compare homoeopathic materiamedica in terms of symptoms, drug

pictures and drug relationships

Understanding

CO6 develop understanding on theory of biochemic system of medicine,

its history, concepts and principles according to Dr. Wilhelm

Heinrich Schuessler.

Understanding

CO7 acquaint skill in analysing the properties of selected medicines and

its effects on homoeopathic practice.

Skill

CO8 develop skills in case taking, processing and selection of remedy Skill

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MAPPING OF Cos and POs

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CO8 3 3 3 2 2 2 - 2

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COURSE SYLLABUS

Page No. 29 to 33 , Source: Central Council of Homoeopathy, Homoeopathy Degree Course (BHMS) Regulations, 1983 (Amended up to March 2016)

SECOND B.H.M.S

A. Theory:

(a) In addition to syllabus of First B.H.M.S. Course, following shall be taught,

namely:(i) Science and philosophy of homoeopathic materia medica.

(ii) Different ways of studying homoeopathic materia medica (e.g. psycho-clinical,

pathological, physiological, synthetic, comparative, analytical, remedy relationships,

group study, portrait study etc.)

(iii) Scope and limitations of homoeopathic materia medica.

(iv) Concordance or remedy relationships.

(v) Comparative homoeopathic materia medica, namely:-

Comparative study of symptoms, drug pictures, drug relationships.

(vi) Theory of biochemic system of medicine, its history, concepts and principles

according to Dr. Wilhelm Heinrich Schuessler. Study of 12 biochemic medicines.

(tissue remedies).

(b) Homoeopathic Medicines to be taught in Second B.H.M.S as per Appendix —I.

APPENDIX-I

1. Aconitum napellus

2. Aethusacynapium

3. Allium cepa

4. Aloe socotrina

5. Antimonium crudum

6. Antimonium tartaricum

7. Apismellifica

8. Argentum nitricum

9. Arnica Montana

10. Arsenicum album

11. Arum triphyllum

12. Baptisiatinctoria

13. Bellis perrenis

14. Bryonia alba

15. Calcarea carbonica

16. Calcarea fluorica

17. Calcarea phosphoric

18. Calcarea sulphurica

19. Calendula officinalis

20. Chamomilla

21. Cina

22. Cinchona officinalis

23. Colchicum autumnale

24. Colocynthis

25. Drosera

26. Dulcamara

27. Euphrasia

28. Ferrumphosphoricum

29. Gelsemium

30. Heparsulph

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31. Hypericumperforatum

32. Ipecacuanha

33. Kali muriaticum

34. Kali phosphoricum

35. Kali sulphuricum

36. Ledumpalustre

37. Lycopodium clavatum

38. Magnesium phosphoricum

39. Natrum muriaticum

40. Natrum phosphoricum

41. Natrum sulphuricum

42. Nux vomica

43. Pulsatilla

44. Rhus toxicodendron

45. Rutagraveolens

46. Silicea

47. Spongiatosta

48. Sulphur

49. Symphytumofficinale

50. Thujaoccidentalis

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B: Practical or clinical:

This will cover,-

(i) case taking of acute and chronic patients

(ii) case processing including totality of symptoms, selection of medicine, potency

and repetition schedule

Each student shall maintain practical record or journal with record of five cases.

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TEXT BOOKS

SL NO AUTHOR TITLE

1. H.C. ALLEN Allen’s keynotes Rearranged and classified with leading remedies of the Materia Medica and bowel nosodes

2. Schuessler The twelve tissue remedie

3. WILLIAM BOERICKE

Boericke’s new manual of Homoeopathic Materia Medica with Repertory

4. J.T.KENT Lectures on Homoeopathic Materia Medica

5. C.M.BOGER

A synoptic key of the Materia Medica

6. E.A.FARRINGTON Clinical Materia Medica

7. E.A.FARRINGTON Comparative Materia Medica

8. N.M.CHAUDHARI Study on Materia Medica

9. L.K. NANDA The Fundamentals of Homoeopathic Materia Medica

10. K.C.BHANJA Master key to Homoeopathic Materia Medica

11. DOUGLAS.M.BORLAND Children’s Types

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REFERENCE BOOK

Sl.No. Author Title

1 J.H.Clarke Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica-Vol-I to

III

2 Boger Synoptic key of Materia medica

3 Pulford Key to Hom. Materia Medica

4 Kent Lectures on Materia Medica

5 M.L.Tyler Homoeopathic Drug Pictures

6 H.C.Allen Allen’s key note

7 George Vithoulkas Essence of Materia Medica

8 W.Boericke Manual of Hom.Materia medica & Repertory

9 Henrietch Wells Homoeopathy-The modern Prescriber

10 John Henry Clarke Condensed Mat.Medica and Repertory

11 John Macleod Davidson’s principle and Practice of Medicine

12 E.B.Nash Leaders in Homoeopathic Therapeutics

13 P.M.Bailey Homoeopathic Psychology

14 R.Hughes Cyclopedia of Drug Pathogency-

-Vol-I to Vol IV

15 Hering Hering Guiding symptoms vol 1 to 10

16 S.Hahnemann Materia Medica Pura-Vol-I and Vol-II

17 Farrington

Brief study course in Materia Medica

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E- RESOURCES

List of Online access journals

1. New England Journal of Medicine

English

ISSN: 0028-4793

EISSN: 1533-4406

ISI Impact Factor: 55.873

Free after 6 months

1993 - present

Only certain sections are free after 6 months.

2. BMJ (British Medical Journal)

English

ISSN: 0959-8138

EISSN: 1756-1833


FREE 1988 - 2008

Title was 'British Medical Journal (Clinical research ed.)' until 1987.

3. Clinical Infectious Diseases

English

ISSN: 1058-4838

EISSN: 1537-6591


Free after 12 months

1996 - present

4. Brain: a Journal of Neurology

English

ISSN: 0006-8950

EISSN: 1460-2156



1996 - present

5. International Journal of Medical Sciences

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 1449-1907


FREE 2004 - present

6. Mayo Clinic Proceedings

Alternative link

English

http://www.freemedicaljournals.com/link.php?id=31

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?esearch.fcgi?db=database&term=0028-4793


http://www.freemedicaljournals.com/f.php?f=free














http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/journals/257/





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ISSN: 0025-6196

EISSN: 1942-5546


Free after 6 months

1995 - present

7. Journal of Clinical Investigation

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 0021-9738

EISSN: 1558-8238


FREE 1924 - present

All research articles are free; subscription is required to view other content.

8. Heart English

ISSN: 1355-6037

EISSN: 1468-201X



1996 - present

Title was 'British Heart Journal' until 1995. Free access to all articles prior to 2006. A one-time registration

needs to be completed to access the archive, here: http://journals.bmj.com/cgi/register

9. Journal of Neuroscience

English

ISSN: 0270-6474

EISSN: 1529-2401


Free after 6 months

1981 - present

10. Journal of Infectious Diseases

English

ISSN: 0022-1899

EISSN: 1537-6613



1997 - present

11. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism

English

ISSN: 0021-972X

EISSN: 1945-7197



1997 - present

12. Emerging Infectious Diseases

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 1080-6040

EISSN: 1080-6059























http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?esearch.fcgi?db=database&term=0021-972X




http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/tocrender.fcgi?journal=782&action=archive




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FREE 1995 – present

13. Circulation: Heart Failure

English

ISSN: 1941-3289

EISSN: 1941-3297



2008 - present

14. Cancer Research

English

ISSN: 0008-5472

EISSN: 1538-7445



1941 - present

15. Journal of the American College of Cardiology

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 0735-1097

EISSN: 1558-3597



1983 - present

16. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology

English

ISSN: 1046-6673

EISSN: 1553-3450



1990 - present

17. Journal of Clinical Microbiology

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 0095-1137

EISSN: 1098-660X


Free after 6 months

1975 - present

18. International Journal of Infectious Diseases

English

ISSN: 1201-9712

EISSN: 1878-3511



1996 - present

19. Allergy








http://content.onlinejacc.org/


















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English

ISSN: 0105-4538

EISSN: 1398-9995



1997 - present

20. Journal of Clinical Oncology

English

ISSN: 0732-183X

EISSN: 1527-7755



1999 - present

21. Journal of Biomedical Science

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 1021-7770

EISSN: 1423-0127


FREE 2009 - present

22. Cancer

English

ISSN: 0008-543X

EISSN: 1097-0142



1948 - present

23. Science

English

ISSN: 0036-8075

EISSN: 1095-9203



1997 - present

Certain section are free, with registration, after 12 months. Free registration must be done here:

http://www.sciencemag.org/subscriptios/indiv_register.dtl

24. PLoS Genetics

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 1553-7390

EISSN: 1553-7404


FREE 2005 - present

25. PLoS Biology



























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Alternative link

English

ISSN: 1544-9173

EISSN: 1545-7885


FREE 2003 - present

.

26. BMC Infectious Diseases

Alternative link

English

EISSN: 1471-2334


FREE 2001 - present

27. Circulation Journal English

ISSN: 1346-9843

EISSN: 1347-4820


FREE 2002 - present

Title was 'Japanese Circulation Journal' until 2001.

28. Journal of Medical Genetics

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 0022-2593

EISSN: 1468-6244


FREE 1964 - 2006

Free access to all articles prior to 2006. A one-time registration needs to be completed to access the archive,

here: http://journals.bmj.com/cgi/register

29. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine

English

ISSN: 1073-449X

EISSN: 1535-4970



1997 - present

30. Sexually Transmitted Infections

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 1368-4973

EISSN: 1472-3263


FREE







http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?esearch.fcgi?db=database&term=




















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1998 - present

31. Kidney International English

ISSN: 0085-2538

EISSN: 1523-1755


FREE 1972 - 2004

32. Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology

English

ISSN: 1079-5642

EISSN: 1524-4636



1981 - present

33. Journal of Bacteriology

Alternative link

English

ISSN: 0021-9193

EISSN: 1098-5530


Free after 6 months

1916 - present

Note : Click on the Hyperlink to open the Journal














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EXAMINATION

C. Examination:

The syllabus covered in First BHMS and Second BHMS course are the following,

namely:1. Theory:

1.1. Number of papers-Ol

1.2. Marks: 100

1.3. Distribution of marks:

1.3.1. Topics of 1 BHMS- 50 Marks

1.3.2. Topics of 11 BHMS- 50 Marks

2. Practical including viva voce or oral:

2.1. Marks:100

2.2. Distribution of marks;

2.2.1. Case taking and Case

Marks

Processing of one long case 30

2.2.2. Case taking of one short

Case

2.2.3 .Maintenance of Practical

10

record or journal 10

2.2.4. Viva voce (oral) 50 Total 100

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TIME TABLE

Day & Time 8.30-9.30 9.30-10.30

T

E

A

B

R

E

A

K

10.45-11.45 11.45-12.45

MONDAY

TUESDAY . TUTORIAL

WEDNESDAY Mat. Medica

Dr. P.R.S .

Mat. Medica

Dr. T.K.J

THURSDAY

Mat. Medica

Dr. C.R.K.

FRIDAY M. Med.

Dr. S.B. SEMINAR.

SATURDAY M. Med.

Dr. G.K.

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STUDENT LIST

Sl.No. Reg.No. Name

1. 581912001 Aarthi G A

2. 581912002 Adhila M S

3. 581912003 Aiswarya R

4. 581912004 Aiswarya S

5. 581912005 Anakha Venugopal

6. 581912006 Anand B

7. 581912007 Angelin Ajitha M

8. 581912008 Anie Jasmine A

9. 581912009 Anshif K

10. 581912010 Arsha George

11. 581912011 Ashiyana Mubash

12. 581912012 Aswineedevan D

13. 581912013 Banupriya A M

14. 581912014 Beevimol N

15. 581912015 Cindhana C

16. 581912016 Deepa V

17. 581912017 Dhanasree B

18. 581912019 Dharini R

19. 581912020 Fousiya Shajahan

20. 581912021 Gnanashika M

21. 581912022 Gokul Krishna

22. 581912023 Govind Krishnan P K

23. 581912024 Gowri B Hari

24. 581912025 Gowtham S

25. 581912026 Greeshma K R

26. 581912027 Hari Shankar V R

27. 581912028 Helan M Johnson

28. 581912029 Herlin Esther Rajathi R S

29. 581912030 Jonitta S

30. 581912031 Kaaviyaa T S

31. 581912032 Karthika U T

32. 581912033 Kenza Abdul Latheef

33. 581912034 Krishna Nandakumar

34. 581912035 Lakshmi P T

35. 581912036 Lekshmi Nandana J P

36. 581912037 Meera Rajeev V

37. 581912038 Mekha R S

38. 581912039 Nanditha S

39. 581912040 Narayanaraj A

40. 581912041 Narthana M

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41. 581912042 Niroshini Muthu M

42. 581912043 Nithin Krishna

43. 581912044 Parkavi R

44. 581912045 Praveena D

45. 581912046 Prithish Bhavan R

46. 581912047 Ramya K

47. 581912048 Razviya Banu A

48. 581912049 Ricky M Dev

49. 581912050 Rizwana Ariff

50. 581912051 Rosemary Joy

51. 581912052 Safuvana S

52. 581912053 Salma P N

53. 581912054 Sania Sheriff H

54. 581912055 Sarulathaa G K

55. 581912056 Shaalini S

56. 581912057 Shahina Rahman S

57. 581912058 Sharmila S

58. 581912059 Sherin Sindhiya Mary M

59. 581912060 Shivaa Harini Shri K

60. 581912061 Sindhumathi P

61. 581912062 Sivaroopan K R

62. 581912063 Smitha A R

63. 581912064 Soumyamitra C

64. 581912065 Sowmi R

65. 581912066 Sowmya B

66. 581912067 Sreelakshmi K S

67. 581912068 Srimathi S

68. 581912069 Sruthy N Satheesh

69. 581912070 Sumana N

70. 581912071 Sunitha Devi P

71. 581912072 Unnamalai A S

72. 581912073 Vigneshwarasowjanya S

73. 581912074 Vigneshwari A O

74. 581912075 Vindhya Vikasini C

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UNIT PLAN

SL NO. TOPICS HOURS

TERM – I

UNIT - I

1. SCIENCE & PHILOSOPHY OF MATERIA MEDICA 3

2. DIFFERENT WAYS OF STUDYING HOMOEOPATHIC

MATERIAL MEDICA 4

3. SCOPE, LIMITATION OF HOMOEOPATHIC MATERIA

MEDICA 3

4. CONCORDANCE & REMEDY RELATIONSHIP 3

5. COMPARITIVE HOMOEOPATHIC MATERIA MEDICA 4

6. THEORY OF BIOCHEMIC SYSTEM OF MEDICINE ITS

HISTORY, CONCEPT, PRINCIPLES. ACCORDING TO DR.

SCHUESSLER. STUDY OF 12 TISSUE REMEDIES.

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UNIT II

7. ALLIUM CEPA 2

8. ARGENTUM NITRICUM 3

9. ACONITE 3

10. LYCOPODIUM 4

11. CALCAREA SULPH 2

12. CALENDULA 2

13. ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM 2

14. COLOCYNTH 2

15. BAPTISIA 2

16. SYMPHYTUM 1

17. COLCHICUM 2

TERM – II

UNIT - III

18. ARSENIC ALB 4

19. SULPHUR 4

20. CALCAREA CARB 4

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21. DULCAMARA 2

22. RHUSTOX 3

23. NUX VOMICA 4

24. CINCHONA 2

25. CALCAREA FLUOR 2

UNIT - IV

26. SILICEA 3

27. CALCAREA CARB 4

28. EUPHRASIA 2

29. AETHUSA 2

30. PULSATILLA 4

31. NATRUM MUR 5

32. KALI PHOS 2

33. MAG PHOS 2

34. HYPERICUM 2

35. ARUM TRIPHYLLUM 2

36. BRYONIA 3

37. BELLIS PERENNIS 2

TERM III

UNIT - V

38. HEPAR SULPH 4

39. RUTA 2

40. CALC PHOS 2

41. ALOES 2

42. FERRUM PHOS 2

43. NATRUM SULPH 3

44. CHAMOMILA 3

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45. KALI MUR 2

46. APIS MEL 3

UNIT - VI

47. THUJA 4

48. SPONGIA 1

49. NATRUM PHOS 2

50. ARNICA 2

51. LEDUM PAL 2

52. GELSEMIUM 3

53. IPECAC 2

54. KALI SULPH 2

55. CINA 2

56. ANTIM TART 2

57. DROSERA 2

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LESSON PLAN

Sl

No Unit Topics Taken Learning Objective

Teaching

Method

Teaching

Aid Faculty

1. I

Comparative

homoeopathic Materia

Medica

Comparative study of

symptoms drug pictures

drug relationship

B LBB Dr PRS

2. I

Theory of biochemic

system of medicine its

history, concept, principles

according to DrSchuessler.

Study of twelve tissue

remedies.

Dr Wilhelm heinrich

schussler study of 12

biochemic medicines

B LBB Dr WV

3. I

Different ways of studying

Materia Medica

Psycho clinical

pathological

physiological synthetic

comparative analytical

group study portrait

study

B LBB Dr CRK

4. I

Comparative

homoeopathic Materia

Medica



drug relationship

B LBB Dr PRS

5. I

Theory of biochemic





remedies.

Dr Wilhelm heinrich


biochemic medicines

B LBB Dr WV

6. I


Materia medica

Psycho clinical

pathological




study

B LBB Dr CRK

7. I

Concordance & remedy

relationship

Gibson miller,

boenninghausen, calvin

b knerr classification

B LBB Dr SB

8. I

Science & philosophy of

Materia medica

Science and philosophy

of Materia Medica B LBB Dr GK

9. I

Comparative

homoeopathic materia

medica



drug relationship

B LBB Dr PRS

10. I

Theory of biochemic




Dr Wilhelm heinrich


biochemic medicines

B LBB Dr WV

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remedies.

11. I


Materia medica

Psycho clinical

pathological




study

B LBB Dr CRK

12. I


relationship

Gibson miller,



B LBB Dr SB

13. I


Materia medica



14. I

Comparative

homoeopathic materia

medica



drug relationship

B LBB Dr PRS

15. I

Theory of biochemic



according to Dr.

Schuessler. Study of

twelve tissue remedies.

Dr Wilhelm heinrich


biochemic medicines

B LBB Dr WV

16. I


Materia medica

Psycho clinical

pathological




study

B LBB Dr CRK

17. I


relationship

Gibson miller,



B LBB Dr SB

18. I


Materia medica



19. I

Scope & limitation of

Homoeopathic Materia

medica

Scope and limitation of


Medica

B LBB Dr PRS

20. I

Theory of biochemic





remedies.

Dr Wilhelm heinrich


biochemic medicines

B LBB Dr WV

21. I Symptomatology Study about the

symptoms B LBB Dr CRK

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22. II Lycopodium

Common name, family,

sphere of action,

constitution

OHP LDT Dr SB

23. II Allium Cepa


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

OHP LDT Dr GK

24. I


Homoeopathic

Materiamedica



Medica

B LBB Dr PRS

25. I

Theory of biochemic





remedies.

Dr Wilhelm heinrich


biochemic medicines

B LBB Dr WV

26. I Symptomatology Study about the

symptoms B LBB Dr CRK

27. II TEST PAPER Dr SB

28. II Allium cepa

characteristic mental,

physical, particulars,

modalities. comparative

study , therapeutic

applications

C LDC Dr GK

29. I


Homoeopathic

Materiamedica



Medica

B LBB Dr. PRS

30. I

Theory of biochemic



according to Dr

Schuessler. Study of

twelve tissue remedies.

Dr Wilhelm heinrich


biochemic medicines

B LBB Dr. WV

31. II Argentum Nitricum


sphere of action , And

Constitution

OHP LDT Dr. PRS

32. I

Theory of biochemic





remedies.

Dr Wilhelm heinrich


biochemic medicines

B LBB Dr. WV

33. II Aconite


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

OHP LDT Dr CRK

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characteristic

34. 02

.

1

II Calcarea Sulph


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

PPT LD Dr. GK


symphtomatology,

characteristic

Mental

OHP LDT Dr. PRS

36. I

Theory of biochemic





remedies.

Dr Wilhelm heinrich


biochemic medicines

B LBB Dr. TKJ

37. II Aconite mental, physical,

particulars, modalities. OHP LDT Dr. CRK

38. II Lycopodium particulars, modalities OHP LDT Dr SB

39. II Calcarea Sulph




study , therapeutic

applications

PPT LD Dr GK


Physical, Particulars,

Modalities. Comparative

Study , Therapeutic

Applications

OHP LDT Dr PRS

41. II Colocynth


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic

OHP LDT Dr TKJ

42. II Aconite comparative study ,

therapeutic applications OHP LDT Dr CRK

43. TEST PAPER Dr SB

44. II Calendula


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

PPT LD Dr GK

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45. II Antim crud


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,


OHP LDT Dr. PRS

46. II Colocynth

mental, physical,

particulars, modalities.

comparative study ,

therapeutic applications

OHP LDT Dr. TKJ

47. II Baptisia


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr CRK

48. QUIZ Dr SB

49. II Calendula




study , therapeutic

applications

PPT LD Dr GK

50. II Antim Crud



study , therapeutic

applications

OHP LDT Dr PRS

51. II Symphytum


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,




study , therapeutic

applications

B LBB

Dr TKJ

52. II Baptisia

mental, physical,


comparative study ,


B LBB Dr CRK

53. Lycopodium

mental, physical,


comparative study ,


OHP LDT Dr SB

54. II Colchicum


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

OHP LDT Dr GK

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55. II Colchicum




study , therapeutic

applications

OHP LDT Dr. GK

56. III Cinchona


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic mental

OHP LDT Dr PRS

57. III Calcarea Carb


sphere of action ,

constitution

OHP LDT Dr TKJ

58. III Arsenic alb


sphere of action ,

constitution

OHP LDT Dr CRK

59. III TEST PAPER Dr SB

60. III Dulcamera


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

OHP LDT Dr GK

61. III Cinchona



study , therapeutic

applications

OHP LDT Dr PRS

62. III Calcarea carb

symphtomatology,


physical,

OHP LDT Dr TKJ

63. III Arsenic alb symphtomatology,

characteristic mental OHP LDT Dr CRK

64. III Nux vomica characteristic mental,

physical, OHP LDT Dr SB

65. III Dulcamera




study , therapeutic

applications

OHP LDT Dr GK

66. III Sulphur


sphere of action SBL LDS Dr PRS

67. III Calcarea Carb particulars, modalities

and constitution . OHP LDT Dr TKJ

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68. III Arsenic alb physical, particulars,

modalities OHP LDT Dr CRK

69. III Nux Vomica particulars, modalities OHP LDT Dr SB

70. IV Euphrasia


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

B LBB Dr GK

71. III Sulphur

symphtomatology,

characteristic OHP LDT Dr PRS

72. III Calcarea Carb comparative study ,

therapeutic applications OHP LDT Dr TKJ

73. III Arsenic alb comparative study ,


74. III Sulphur Mental and Physiscal OHP LDT Dr.PRS

75. IV Aethusa


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic

OHP LDT Dr. TKJ

76. IV Pulsatilla


sphere of action ,

constitution

OHP LDT Dr. CRK

77. III Nux Vomica comparative study ,

therapeutic applications OHP LDT Dr SB

78. IV Pulsatilla symphtomatology,

characteristic mental OHP LDT Dr CRK

79. IV Nux Vomica Common name, family,

sphere of action OHP LDT Dr SB

80. IV Euphrasia




study , therapeutic

applications

B LBB Dr GK

81. III

Sulphur


study , therapeutic

applications

OHP LDT Dr PRS

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82. IV Aethusa

mental, physical,


comparative study ,


OHP LDT Dr TKJ

83. IV Pulsatilla physical, particulars,

modalities OHP LDT Dr CRK

84. IV TEST PAPER Dr SB

85. IV Kali phos


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

PPT LD Dr GK

86. IV Silicea


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic

OHP LDT Dr PRS

87. IV Hypericum


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr TKJ

88. IV Pulsatilla comparative study ,


89. IV Natrum mur particulars, modalities OHP LDT Dr SB

90. IV Silicea

mental, physical,

particulars, modalities OHP LDT Dr PRS

91. IV Hypericum

mental, physical,


comparative study ,


B LBB Dr TKJ

92. III Rhus tox


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr CRK

93. IV Natrum Mur comparative study ,


94. IV Kali phos




study , therapeutic

applications

PPT LD Dr GK

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95. IV Silicea

comparative study ,

therapeutic applications OHP LDT Dr PRS

96. III Calcarea Fluor


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr TKJ

97. III Rhus Tox

mental, physical,

particulars, modalities

and constitution .

B LBB Dr CRK


99. IV Arum Triph


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

B LBB Dr GK

100. IV Mag Phos


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr. PRS

101. III Calcarea Fluor

mental, physical,


comparative study ,


B LBB Dr. TKJ

102. III Rhus Tox comparative study ,

therapeutic applications B LBB Dr. CRK

103. QUIZ Dr SB

104. IV Arum Triph




study , therapeutic

applications

B LBB Dr GK

105. IV Mag Phos

mental, physical,


comparative study ,


B LBB Dr PRS

106. IV Bellis perennis


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr TKJ

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107. IV Bryonia


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

OHP LDT Dr CRK

108. Natrum Mur OHP LDT Dr SB

109. Revision Allium Cepa, Euphrasia Dr GK

110. IV Natrum Mur comparative study ,


111. V Ferrum Phos


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology,

B LBB Dr GK

112. V Natrum Sulp


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr PRS

113. IV Bellis Perennis

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


B LBB Dr TKJ

114. IV Bryonia

mental, physical,


and constitution .

OHP LDT Dr CRK

115. V Chamomila


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

OHP LDT Dr SB

116. V Ferrum Phos




study , therapeutic

applications

B LBB Dr GK

117. V Natrum Sulph

mental, physical,


and constitution

B LBB Dr. PRS

118. V Hepar Sulph


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology

B LBB Dr. TKJ

119. IV Bryonia comparative study ,


120. V Chamomilla



modalities

OHP LDT Dr SB

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121. V Kali Mur


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

PPT LD Dr GK

122. V Natrum Sulph

comparative study ,

therapeutic applications B LBB Dr PRS

123. V Hepar Sulph


physical B LBB Dr TKJ

124. VI Thuja


sphere of action,

constitution

PPT LD Dr CRK


126. V Kali Mur




study , therapeutic

applications

PPT LD Dr GK

127. VI Natrum Phos


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr PRS

128. V Hepar sulph


and constitution . B LBB Dr TKJ

129. VI Thuja symphtomatology,

characteristic mental PPT LD Dr CRK

130. V Chamomilla comparative study ,


131. VI Drosera


sphere of action ,

constitution

symphtomatology

B LBB Dr GK

132. VI Thuja physical, particulars,

modalities PPT LD Dr CRK

133. QUIZ Dr SB

134. VI Drosera




study , therapeutic

applications

B LBB Dr GK

135. VI

Natrum phos

mental, physical,


and constitution .

B LBB Dr PRS

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comparative study ,


136. V Hepar sulph

comparative study ,

therapeutic applications B LBB Dr TKJ

137. VI Thuja comparative study ,

therapeutic applications SBL LDS Dr CRK

138. VI Cina


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

OHP LDT Dr SB

139. Revision Sulphur Dr GK

140. V Calcarea Phos


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

OHP LDT Dr PRS

141. VI Gelsemium


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

SBL LDS Dr TKJ

142. V Apis Mel


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology

OHP LDT Dr CRK

143. VI Cina

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


OHP LDT Dr SB

144. Revision Calendula, Calcarea

Sulph Dr GK

145. V Calcarea Phos

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


OHP LDT Dr PRS

146. V Gelsemium

mental, physical,


and constitution .

PPT LD Dr TKJ

147. V Apis Mel



modalities

OHP LDT Dr CRK


149. Revision Arnica, Symphytum Dr GK

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150. VI Antim tart


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,chara

cteristic

B LBB Dr PRS

151. VI Gelsemium comparative study ,

therapeutic applications PPT LD Dr TKJ

152. VI Antim tart

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


B LBB Dr. PRS

153. VI Ledum pal


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

PPT LD Dr. TKJ

154. V Apis Mel comparative study ,


155. V Aloes


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

OHP LDT Dr SB

156. Revision Rhus tox, Bryonia Dr GK

157. VI Arnica


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

OHP LDT Dr PRS

158. VI Ledum pal

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


PPT LD Dr TKJ

159. VI Ipecac


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr CRK

160. V Aloes

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


OHP LDT Dr SB

161. Revision Calcarea Carb Dr. GK

162. VI Arnica

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


OHP LDT Dr PRS

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163. V Aloe Soc


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

OHP LDT Dr TKJ

164. VI Ipecac

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


B LBB Dr CRK

165. Revision Kali Phos, Kali Mur Dr GK

166. V Ruta


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

B LBB Dr PRS

167. V Aloe Soc

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


OHP LDT Dr TKJ

168. Revision Arsenic Alb Dr CRK

169. VI Kali sulph


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,

characteristic

PPT LD Dr SB

170. V Ruta

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


B LBB Dr PRS

171. VI Spongia


sphere of action ,

symphtomatology,chara

cteristic mental,


modalities comparative

study , therapeutic

applications

B LBB Dr TKJ

172. Revision Pulsatilla Dr CRK

173. VI Kali sulph

mental, physical,


and constitution .

comparative study ,


PPT LD Dr SB

174. Revision Drosera, Spongia, Hepar

Sulph Dr. GK

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CCIE (CONTINUOUS COMPREHENSIVE INTERNAL

ASSESSMENT)

ASSIGNMENTS

SEMINARS

Sl. No Date Topic

1. 04.12.2020 The dipsomaniac – Nux Vomica

2. 22.01.2021 Gold headed cane patient

3. 09.04.2021 Sepia- The Indifferent

4. 21.05.2021 Wind flower

5. 09.07.2021 Argentum Nitricum – The Impulsive

6. 06.08.2021 Schuesslers tissue remedies

Sl. No Date Topic

1. 21.12.2020 Constitution and Temperament

2. 18.01.2021 Features of the drug Apis Mellifica

3. 22.02.2021 The Ragged Philosopher

4. 05.04.2021 Symptomatology

5. 03.05.2021 Club Moss

6. 26.06.2021 Silicea – Down to earth

7. 19.07.2021 Natrum Mur

8. 06.09.2021 Platina – The Superior

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CCIE (CONTINUOUS COMPREHENSIVE INTERNAL

ASSESSMENT)

QUIZ SCHEDULE

CLASS TEST

S.NO QUIZ DATE

1. I 29.01.2021

2. II 28.05.2021

3. III 23.07.2021

S.NO TERM DATE

1. I 18.12.2020

22.01.2021

2. II 23.04.2021

21.05.2021

3. III 09.07.2021

13.08.2021

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