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Solved Paper of M. P. Public Service Commission, 2009


Homeopathic Journal :: Volume: 3, Issue: 9, July, 2010 (Students Desk)   -   from Homeorizon.com
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Article Updated: Jul 17, 2010

Submitted by: Dr Neelendra Nigam M.D (Hom) , Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission
Homeopathy medical Officer Screening Test - 2009

 

 

Total No. of Question: 100 10244
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Candidate should write his/ her Roll No. here.
HMO
Time: 2 Hours Total Marks: 200

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  1. All the questions are compulsory.
  2. All the questions carry equal marks.
  3. This question paper contains 100 questions. The examinee should verify that the requisite number of questions are printed in question paper, otherwise he should ask for another question paper.
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  1. The scapula is a thin bone placed on the:
    1. Anterolateral aspect of the thoracic cage
    2. Superiolateral aspect of the thoracic rage
    3. Posterolateral aspect of the thoracic cage
    4. None of' the above
  2. The articular  surface of the clavicle is covered with :
    1. Muscle
    2. Cartilage
    3. fibrous tissue
    4. fibrocartilage
  3. Muscles of the first layer of the sole is :
    1. flexor hallucis longus 
    2. lumbricals
    3. flexor digitorum longus
    4. flexer digitorum brevis
  4. Arch of Aorta lies behind the -
    1. Lower half of manubrium sterni
    2. Xiphoid process sternum
    3. Middle one-third manubrium sterni
    4. Jugular notch
  5. The facial bones are
    1. 10 in number
    2. 20 in number
    3. 13 in number
    4. 14 in number
  6. It is dangerous when :
    1. diastolic value is high
    2. systolic value is high
    3. both systolic and diastolic value is high
    4. diastolic value is low
  7. FSH acts on the :
    1. Leydig cells
    2. Macrophages
    3. Sartoli cells
    4. Purkinje cells
  8. In Myopia :
    1. image  falls on the back of the retina
    2. usually the  anteroposterior diameter is shorter
    3. image  falls in front of the retina
    4. use of convex lens is advisable
  9. Sympathetic stimulation has no major effect on the vessel of :
    1. skin 
    2. kidney
    3. brain
    4. lung
  10. Class VI (a) includes those drug substances which are only soluble in
    1. purified water
    2. strong alcohol
    3. alcohol   
    4. none of these
  11.  The quality of an ideal prover
    1. sick   
    2. emotional
    3. idle
    4. trustworthy
  12.  Centesimal scale was introduced by Hahnemann in 5 th  edition Organon of Medicine
    1. Sec. 269
    2. Sec. 268
    3. Sec. 271
    4. Sec. 270
  13.  Triturition is done in :
    1. unglazed glass mart
    2. glazed Porcelain mortar
    3. glazed iron mortar  
    4. (D)unglazed porcelain mortar
  14.  The fifth edition of `Organon of Medicine' contained :
    1. 294 aphorisms   
    2. 293 aphorisms
    3. 292 aphorisms   
    4. 291 aphorisms
  15. Homoeopathy is a product of :
    1. deductive logic  
    2. inductive logic
    3. both (A) and   
    4. none of these
  16. The first edition of Organon of Medicine was published in
    1. 1828
    2. 1805
    3. 1810  
    4. 1817
  17.  Fundamental cause is due to :
    1. acute miasm
    2. fixed niiasm
    3. non-recurreent miasm
    4. chronic miasm
  18.  Cure has some special meaning in homoeopathic practice. Cure means :
    1. removal of common symptoms
    2. removal of symptoms of disease
    3. removal of the whole of the perceptible signs and symptoms of the disease
    4. removal of the disease symptoms in some extent
  19.  Natural  law of Cure was discussed in :
    1. Section 26   
    2. Section 18
    3. Section 19   
    4. Section 25
  20.  Proximate cause means :
    1.  main cause
    2. internal cause
    3. immediate cause
    4. first cause
  21. The necessary point which comprise the operation of curing is as follows
    1. cause determination
    2. investigation of disease
    3. investigation of medicine
    4. none of the above
  22. 'Organon of Medicine' was originally written in :
    1. English   
    2. Latin
    3. French
    4. German
  23. Psora is the cause  
    1. non-venereal chronic disease
    2. venereal chronic disease
    3. all acute and chronic diseases
    4. both, venereal and non-venereal chronic disease
  24. Natural chronic diseases are those which are primarily caused by :
    1. fixed miasm  
    2. acute  miasm
    3. both acute and chronic miasm
    4. chronic miasm
  25. Secondary symptoms of psora is as follows :
    1. slow recovery of all complaints
    2. all  kinds of functional complaints when arising from emotional disturbances
    3. melancholy and condemn themselves
    4. desire of food hot or cold  
  26. Hahnemann described in sixth edition of  Organon of Medicine' that the most commonly affected part by the medicine is :
    1. any part of the body
    2. nails
    3. tongue
    4. blood vessels
  27. Homoeopathy is a :
    1. Science   
    2. Science and art
    3. Art
    4. None of these
  28. General quality of all the organism is to receive a stimulus and to react accordingly is
    1. irritability  
    2. sensitivity
    3. indisposition  
    4. susceptibility
  29. Genuine medicine denotes :   
    1. adulterated  
    2. unadulterated
    3. both (A) and   
    4. none of these
  30. Complex disease means :
    1. mixture of many similar diseases
    2. mixture  of a dissimilar disease with a similar disease
    3. mixture of more than one dissimilar disease
    4. mixture of many dissimilar diseases
  31. A slight alteration of health manifested by one or more trivial symptoms is : ,   
    1. epidemic disease  
    2. idiosyncrasy
    3. sporadic disease   
    4. indisposition
  32. Pseudochronic disease is :
    1. artificial chronic disease
    2. local disease
    3. chronic disease
    4. inappropriately named chronic disease
  33. Alternate constipation and diarrhea : lienteria:
    1. Kali.sulp  
    2. Abrotanurn
    3. Ferrum Phos
    4. Cina
  34. Adapted to the strumous constitution; glands enlarged, indurated, scirrous or open cancer :
    1. Sepia   
    2. Borax
    3. Apis
    4. Chamomilla
  35. Dropsy : after suppressed sweat; suppressed eruptions; exposure to cold :
    1. Calcarea carb   
    2. Baryta carb
    3. Merc. sol   
    4. Dulcmara
  36. Sensation of growing larger in every direction :
    1. Nux vomica   
    2. Phosphorus
    3. Ipecacuanha
    4. Platina
  37. The skin feels cold to touch, yet the patient cannot tolerate covering :
    1. Arnica montana
    2. Lachesis
    3. Secale cor
    4. Silicea
  38. Aggravation-at night; from heat at bed; at 3 A.M. and 5 P.M.; from cold, damp air; narcotics :
    1. Thuja occidentalis
    2. Sulphur
    3. Kali carbonicum
    4. Rhus toxicidendron
  39. Bad effects from loss of vital fluids; haemmorhrages  from any broken down condition of mucous membrane :
    1. Belladonna
    2. Hyoscyamus
    3. Conium maculatum
    4. Carbo vegetabilis
  40. Great sadness and weeping :
    1. Bryonia
    2. Sepia
    3. Pulsatilla
    4. Natrum sulph
  41. Diphtheria aggravated after sleep and cold drinks :
    1. Podophyllum
    2. Nitric acid
    3. Lachesis
    4. Lycopodium clavatum
  42. Follows well after Calcarea carb in obesity of young women with large amount of unhealthy adipose tissue :
    1. Sulphur  
    2. Lachesis
    3. Graphites  
    4. Podophyllum
  43. Patient is very chilly yet all the  complaints are relieved by cold application :
    1. Phosphoric acid
    2. Apis mel
    3. Natrum carb   
    4. Ledum Pal
  44. Bad effects of re-percussed eruptions :
    1. Bovista
    2. Cuprum metallicum
    3. Lac caninum
    4. Sarsaparilla
  45. The secretion is not diminished, the bladder is full but fullness is unrecognized :
    1. Strarmonium
    2. Opium
    3. Sabina
    4. Iodum
  46. Headache : always hungry  during :
    1. Glonoine   
    2. Kreosotum
    3. Psorinum  
    4. Syphillinum
  47. Stammering, repeat: first syllable three or four times; with abdominal ailments, with helminthiasis ;
    1. Ruta graveolens   
    2. Spigelia
    3. Rumex crispus   
    4. Variolinum
  48. Headache of school girls from eye strain or overuse of eyes :
    1. Phosohoric acid
    2. Cactus
    3. Sanguinaria
    4. Fluoric acid
  49. Frequently called for after abuse of mercury :
    1. Petroleum  
    2. Rhododendron
    3. Psorinurn  
    4. Sarsaparilla
  50. The burning feet of Sulphur and restless fidgety legs and feet of Zincum Metallicum are both found at the same time in :
    1. Syphillinum
    2. Medorrhinum
    3. Sambucus   
    4. Causticum
  51. Menses : flow on lying down:
    1. Hydrastis  
    2. Lac caninum
    3. Natrum carbo  
    4. Kreosotum
  52.  Convulsion with pale face, no heat, except perhaps in occiput, no increase  in temperature :
    1. Camphora   
    2. Conium mac
    3. Zincum metallicum  
    4. Stannum metallicum
  53. The benign epithelia  tumor is :
    1. Adenoma
    2. Liposarcprna
    3. Mesothelioma   
    4. Neuroblastoma
  54. The Polycystic kidney disease occurs :
    1. young  
    2. adult
    3. old
    4. none of these
  55. The lesions of Bacillary Dysentery is mainly found in :
    1. duodenum
    2. stomach
    3. colon
    4. rectum
  56. The common name of Ascaris lumbricoids ;
    1. Threadworm  
    2. Tape worm
    3. Guineaworm  
    4. Roundworm
  57. Coroner is only a court of :
    1. trial  
    2. inquiry
    3. (C)both trial and inquiry
    4. none of these
  58. Suicidal strangulation is :
    1. rare  
    2. commen
    3. uncommon
    4. none of these
  59. Where dose rigor mortis starts from :  
    1. kidney   
    2. Heart
    3. Stomach   
    4. Eye
  60. The local action of carbolic acid :  
    1. burning
    2. painless condition
    3. painful condition
    4. tingling
  61. Medico legal importance of abrasion helps :
    1. to know the age of  abrasion
    2. to know the type of weapon used
    3. to detect the direction of force
    4. none of the above
  62. External atmosphere means :
    1. the space inside the room of a building
    2. the space outside the room of a building
    3. both A and B
    4. none of the above
  63. Direct water borne disease is :
    1. Gunea worm  
    2. Schistasomiasis
    3. Ascariasis
    4. Hepatitis
  64. Smallpox was eradicated in the year :   
    1. 1977
    2. 1978
    3. 1989
    4. 1980
  65. Primary prevention included :  
    1. rehabilitation
    2. early  diagnosis and treatment
    3. disability limitation
    4. health promotion
  66. The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act passed by Parliament of India
    1. 1905
    2. (B)1865
    3. 1960
    4. 1971
  67. Neurogenic ulcer is :
    1. Varicose ulcer
    2. Post-thrombotic ulcer
    3. Gravitational   
    4. Diabetic ulcer
  68. The initial typical pain of Acute Appendicitis is
    1. localized and aching
    2. diffused arid burning
    3. widespread and pressive  
    4. diffused and dull
  69. Benign tumour of breast is usually localized at :
    1. upper part of breast
    2. upper quadrant of' breast
    3. outer quadrant of breast
    4. lower part of breast
  70. The rare form of hernia is :
    1. inguinal  
    2. obturator
    3. incisional  
    4. umbilical
  71. Fever in Pyogenic Liver Abscess usually is :
    1. intermittent type  
    2. relapsing type
    3. hectic type   
    4. continuous type
  72. Pruritus vulvae is present in :
    1. Bratholine cyst  
    2. vulvo vaginitis
    3. Non-specific hectictype   
    4. senile vaginitis
  73. The cause of Retroversion of uterus is .
    1. inflammatory
    2. congenital
    3. inflammatory and congenital
    4. congenital and acquired
  74. The incidence of Primary Dysmenorrhea is found commonly in
    1. middle age   
    2. old age
    3. adolescents   
    4. none of these
  75. The odor of  Lochia is :
    1. odorless
    2. offensive fleshy
    3. irritating
    4. none of these
  76. Preterm labour is defined as one where the labour starts before:
    1. 36th completed week  
    2. 37th completed week
    3. 35 th completed week
    4. 30 th completed week
  77. Atrial septal defect is common in :
    1. males   
    2. females
    3. both male and female
    4. none of these
  78. The serious complications of a rupture of tuberculous lesion into the pleural space is :
    1. Bronchitis
    2. Bronchial asthma
    3. Pleural effusion
    4. Empyema
  79. The most common cause of Chronic diarrhea is :
    1. malabsorption   
    2. dyspepsia
    3. irritable bowel syndrome
    4. none of these
  80. The incubation period in men with Gonococcal urethritis is :
    1. 2-5 days   
    2. 3-7 days
    3. 2-15 days
    4. 2-10 days
  81. Pigmentation in Addion's disease is usually seen on :
    1. eyelid   
    2. forearm
    3. Knee
    4. Leg
  82. Dietary management in diabetes mellitus included :
    1. abolish symptoms of hyperglycaemia
    2. low protein intake
    3. high fat intake
    4. none of the above
  83. A high MCV suggests :
    1. Iron deficiency anaemia
    2. Vitamin B12 deficiency
    3. Acute blood loss   
    4. Thalassaemia
  84. A diagnosis of Scabies is confirmed by :
    1. Blood test
    2. scraping the mite out of burrow
    3. Urine test
    4. none of the above
  85. The investigation for Simple Mechanical Low Back Pain is :
    1. Blood test
    2. (B)Radiograph
    3. No blood test or radiograph  
    4. MRI
  86. The CSF of meningitis contains
    1. less lymphocytes
    2. excess lymphocyte
    3. normal lymphocyte
    4. none of the above
  87. The lesion of cerebellar hemisphere leads to :
    1. lack of co-ordination on the opposite side of the body
    2. lack of co-ordination on both the sides of the body
    3. lack of co-ordination on the same side of the body
    4. none of the above
  88. Bell's Palsy is a common condition affecting
    1. male  
    2. female
    3. both (A) and   
    4. none of these
  89. The common variety of leukaemia is
    1. Acute myeloblastic Leukaemia
    2. Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia
    3. Chronic Lympoblastic  Leukaemia
    4. Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia
  90. The blood picture of Dengue is :
    1. thrombocytosis
    2. leucocytosis
    3. monocytosis
    4. thrombocytopenia
  91. Hahnemann told that the duty of physician after case taking should be as follows :
    1. he will pick up the common symptoms
    2. he will pick up the mental symptoms
    3. he will pick up the characteristic symptom
    4. he will pick up the general symptoms
  92. The eliminating symptoms must come from :
    1. basic symptoms
    2. particular symptoms
    3. common symptoms
    4. general symptoms
  93. Minute peculiarities are :
    1. drug symptoms   
    2. disease symptom
    3. clinical symptoms   
    4. patients symptoms
  94. Necessity of record keeping is :
    1. selection of potency
    2. selection of medicine
    3. portrait formation
    4. none of the above
  95. First Alphabetical Pocket Repertory was written by :
    1. Weber Peschier
    2. Adolph Von Lippe
    3. Glazer
    4. James Tyler Kent
  96. "I'he biggest chapter of Kent's Repertory is :
    1. extremities
    2. (P) Mouth
    3. skin
    4. larynx and trachea
  97. First card repertory appeared in the form of :
    1. disc
    2. strip
    3. slip
    4. spindle
  98. Dr. C.M. Boger explained that the peculiarity of the symptoms are judged on :
    1. 3 considerations
    2. 5 considerations
    3. 2 considerations
    4. 7 considerations
  99. Some  of the emotional rubrics have been placed in Boenninghausen's repertory under the chapter :
    1. fever
    2. sleep
    3. sensations and complaints
    4. aggravation
  100. The sources of Boger-Boenninghausen's Repetory is :
    1. Aphorism's of Hippocrates
    2. Jhar's Repertory
    3. Lippe's Repertory
    4. Bigger's Repertory

 

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