Man in Health Question Papers – Calicut University

MD (Homeopathy) Degree Examinations June 2006
Part.1 Common to all branches
Paper.11 Man in Health
(ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY, BIOPHYSICS, AND PSYCHOLOGY)
Time : 3 hrs   Marks 100

Section A
1. Write the surface markings of abdominal organs with its clinical importance  (20)
2. Write about CSF circulation and its clinical importance      (15)
3. Write short notes on                                                   (15)

• a. Vertebral artery and its clinical importance
• b. 7th cranial nerve and its clinical importance
• c. Cyanosis

Section B
4. Write about anxiety neurosis and its Homoeopathic approach            (20)
5. Write about the psychological factors affecting physical conditions    (15)

6. Write short notes on                                              (15)

• a. Adler and his approach towards psychology
• b. Emotional blocks
• c.  Learning disorders and then” management 

MARCH/APRIL 2005

Section A
1. What is lipid profile and its importance in relation with homoeopathic approach. (20 marks)
2. Describe thalassaemias. (15 marks)
3. Write short notes on (15 marks)

•  (a) Bradycardia
•  (b) Phrenic nerve and its clinical importance
•  (c) Babinski sign its clinical importance

Section B
4. Memory stages and processes. (20 marks)
5. Investigating behaviour( 15 marks)
6. Write short notes on (15 marks)

•  (a) Adolescent crisis
•  (b) Freudian slip
•  (c) Arosal level

June 2006

Section A

1. Surface markings of liver and its clinical importance.  (20 marks)
2. Clinical importance of cranial nerves.                               (15 marks)
3. Write short notes on:

• (a) Clinical importance of aqueous humour.
• (b) Pernicious anaemia.
• (c) Cystinuria.                                                                        (3 x 5 = 15 marks)

Section B

4. Aversion therapy.                                                    (15 marks)
5. Write about the psychological factors effecting of physical conditions. (20 marks)
6. Write short notes on:

• (a) James lange theory
• (b) Emotional blocks.
• (c) Repressive forgetting.                            (3 x 5 = 15 marks)

June 2006

Section A

1 Describe briefly the clinical conditions caused by Carcinoma of the Pancreas.      15
2. Describe the renal circulation with its clinical significance.         15

3. Write short notes on:

• a) Cretinism.
• b) Caisson’s disease.
• c) Micturi6on reflex.
• d) Goiter.                  (4×5=20 Marks)

SECTION – B

4. Define perception. What are the factors affecting perception?   15
5. Briefly describe the components of the process of memory and its influencing    15

6. Write short notes on:

• 1) IQ
• 2) Learning.
• 3) Attention.
• 4) Id.                        (4×5=20 Marks)

August 2008

SECTION – A

I. Present  trend of Biochemistry and its utility in homoeopathy. (20 marks)

2. Water soluble Vitamins and their deficiency disorders. (15 marks)

3. Write short notes on:

• a. Atelectasis
• b. TCA cycle
• c. Glucagons           (15 marks)

SECTION – B

4. Clinical psychology     (20 marks)

5. Affective disorders    (15 marks)

6. Write short notes on:

• a. Episodic memory
• b. Compulsion
• c.  Machoism.     (15 marks) 

Feb 2010

1. Meningitis was ruled out in a patient who was suffering from high fever and severe headache. It was ruled out by doing Lumbar Puncture. What would be the composition of CSF to rule out meningitis ?   (20 marks)

2. Explain the parts of Normal Human eye.                   (15 marks)

3. Write short notes on:

• (a) Vertebral arteries. 21
• (b) UMN.
• (c) Cholesterol.   (5 x 3 = 15 marks)

Section B

4.  Define Psychology and different branches of Psychology.         (20 marks)

5. Define Perceptual Illusion and mention different types of perceptual illusions.   (15 marks)

6. Write short notes on:

• (a) Pavlov and conditioning.
• (b) Gestalt.
•  (c) Motivation.  (5 x 3 = 15 marks)