Art of Potency and Dose

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Quiz A score of 75% or 6 correct out of 8 questions required to pass.

Name and last 4 digits of phone number *

What would be a correct designation for Hahnemann's 50 millesimal potency? *

1 point

OMG

What did Hahnemann call his 50 millesimal potency? *

1 point

Q potencies

LM potencies

medicamens au globule

future medicamens

There are 3 fundamental changes from the 4th to the 5th edition of the Organon relating to posology. The 5th edition included: *

1 point

Higher potencies, liquid potencies and being able to repeat the remedy while the patient is improving.

Higher potencies, liquid potencies and repeating remedies only when the patient is improving quickly.

Higher potencies, only using the smallest dose and liquid potencies.

Liquid potencies, only using the smallest dose and never repeating until the remedy has completed its action.

Of the 3 differences between the 4th and 5th editions of the Organon, the only one which was adopted by homeopaths who immediately followed Hahnemann were: *

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Liquid potencies

Giving the smallest dose

Repeating the remedy while the patient was improving

Higher potencies

Hahnemann wrote 6 editions of the Organon which were published in: *

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1806, 1810, 1825, 1833, 1837 & 1843

1805, 1810, 1829, 1836, 1839 & 1843

1810, 1819, 1824, 1829, 1833 & 1843

1810, 1819, 1824, 1829, 1833 & 1921

Which of the following aphorism from the 6th edition of the Organon discusses the need to change potencies through succussion between doses administered to the patient? *

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Aphorism 3

Aphorism 153

Aphorism 233

Aphorism 247

What was the highest remedy potency found in Hahnemann's personal remedy kit discovered after his passing? *

1 point

200C

30C

LM3

LM5

Which of the following is not important for determining potency? *

1 point

Sensitivity of the patient

Obstacles to cure

Health history

Pace of the disease

They are all important

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