Delhi University MD Homeopathy Entrance Exam paper 2009

Date : 13th December 2009
Time : 2 hours
Maximum marks : 120
Please do not open this booklet until you are asked to do so by the invigilator

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1. Total 120 questions in 28 pages. All questions carry equal marks. There is no negative marking.

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1.Purkinjee fibers from the cerebellum end in

  • (A) Extra pyramidal system
  • (B)Cranial nerve nuclei
  • (C) Cerebellar nuclei
  • (D) Cerebral cortex

2.Hypoglossal nerve does not supply

  • (A) Genioglossus
  • (B) Palatoglossus
  • (C) Styloglossus
  • (D)Hypoglossus

3.Trendenberg’s sign is positive with weakness/paralysis of

  • (A) Gluteus maximus
  • (B) Gluteus medius & minimus
  • (C) Adductor longus
  • (D) Hamstrings

4.The following provides maximum support to the uterus

  • (A) Broad ligament
  • (B) Meckenrodt’s ligaments
  • (C) Round ligament
  • (D) Vascicoureterine fold

5.Lacrimation occurs when facial nerve injury is at

  • (A) Geniculate ganglion
  • (B) In semicircular canal
  • (C) At sphenopalatine ganglia
  • (D) At foramen spinosum

6.Shortest part of the colon is

  • (A) Ascending colon
  • (B) Transverse colon
  • (C) Descending colon
  • (D) Sigmoid colon

7.Carpal tunnel syndrome is due to the compression of

  • (A)Ulnar nerve
  • (B) Radial nerve
  • (C) Median nerve
  • (D) Axillary nerve

8.Iron is stared in

  • (A) RBC
  • (B) Reticuloendothelial System
  • (C) Plasma
  • (D) All of the above

9.One of the following is true regarding vomiting

  • (A) Chest held in mid inspiration
  • (B) Glottis opened
  • (C) Intra-abdominal pressure decreased
  • (D) Abdominal muscles relaxed

10. Full form of LASER is –

  • (A) Light amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
  • (B) Low assimilation of Small Energy Reserves
  • (C) Light assimilation by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
  • (D) Light array Causing Electromagnetic Radiation

11. First change to occur after nerve cut is

  • (A) Schwan cell mitosis
  • (B) Axonal sprouting
  • (C) Myelin sheath degeneration
  • (D) Nuclear disintegration

12.In Addison’s disease there is rise in –

  • (A) Blood glucose
  • (B) Blood pressure
  • (C) Serum potassium
  • (D) Serum sodium

13.Function of leutenising hormone is

  • (A) Follicle maturation and ovulation
  • (B) Milk secretion
  • (c) Causes progesterone secretion during ovulation
  • (D) Maintains placenta

14.All the following can be measured by simple spirometry except

  • (A) Inspiratory reserve volume
  • (B) Expiratory reserve volume
  • (C) Residual volume
  • (D) Tidal volume

15. Cyanosis or bluish discoloration of the skin and mucus membrane depends upon

  • (A)A relative proportion of reduced & oxygenated haemoglobin
  • (B) Absolute amount of reduced haemoglobin
  • (C) Thickness of the skin
  • (D) Fragility of the capillaries

16. In Beri Beri which enzyme activity is measured

  • (A) Transketolase
  • (B) Transaminase
  • (C) Decarboxylase
  • (D) Deazrzinase

17. Ketone body which is maximum in diabetic ketoacidosis

  • (A) Acetone
  • (B) Pyruvate
  • (C) Acetoacetic acid
  • (D) B – oxaloacetate

18. Ketoacidosis without giycosuria is seen in

  • (A) Aspirin poisoning
  • (B) Renal tubular acidosis
  • (C) Prolonged starvation
  • (D)) Paracetamol poisoning

19. Cholesterol detection can be done with the following except

  • (A) Lieberman Burchard reaction
  • (B) Zimmerman reaction
  • (C) Winslow test
  • (D) Salkowski reaction

20. Collagen is a major component of

  • (A) Synovial fluid
  • (B) Wharton’s Jelly
  • (C) Bone
  • (D) Hair

21.Whole wheat is an excellent source of

  • (A) Vitamin D
  • (B) Vitamin
  • (C) Thiamine
  • (D) Vitatmin A

22.All are transmitted by Feco oral route except

  • (A) Ascariasis
  • (B) Enterobius
  • (C) Giadiasis
  • (D) Strongyloides

23.Which of the following is most resistant to gonococcal infection

  • (A) Prostrate
  • (B) Epididymis
  • (C)Testes
  • (D) Urethra

24.Which of the following Hepatitis virus have significant perinatal transmission

  • (A) Hepatitis B virus
  • (B) Hepatitis C virus
  • (C) Hepatitis B virus
  • (D) Hepatitis A virus

25. Commonest Ca lung in non-smoker

  • (A) Squemons Cell Ca
  • (B) Adeno-Carcinoma
  • (C) Small Cell Ca
  • (D) Large Cell Ca

26. Honeycomb liver is produced by

  • (A) Histoplasmosis
  • (B)Hydatidosis
  • (C) Amoebic liver
  • (D) Actinomycosis

27. Characteristic feature of the kidney in Diabetes Mellitus is

  • (A) Nodular Kidney
  • (B) Fibrin cap
  • (C) Pappilary necrosis
  • (D) Diffuse Glomeroclosclerosis

28. O group blood will have –

  • (A) Both A & B agglutinogens
  • (B) Both A & B agglutinins
  • (C) Neither agglutinogens nor agglutinins
  • (D) Universal recipients

29. A person is declared dead if he is not found for

  • (A) 2 Years
  • (B) 7 Years
  • (C) 15 Years
  • (D) 20 Years

30. Crocodile skin appearance is seen in

  • (A) High voltage burn
  • (B) Electric shock
  • (C) Drowning
  • (D) Mummification

31. A 25 year old female present with Pyraxia for the last 10 days develops acute pain in periumblical region spreading all over the abdomen what would be the most likely cause –

  • (A) Perforation peritonitis due to intestinal tuberculosis
  • (B) Generalised peritonitis due to Appendicular perforation
  • (C) Typhoid enteric perforation and peritonitis
  • (D) Acute Salpingo-oophoritis with peritonitis

32. The following are the characteristic features of Motor Neuron disease except –

  • (A) Dysphagia
  • (B) Fasciculations
  • (C) Extensor planter response
  • (D) Nystagmus

33. In a patient lobar pneumonia due to pneumococcus, identify the correct order to which the following pathological stages appear­

  • (A) Red hepatisation – Grey hepatisation – Congestion – Resolution
  • (B) Congestion – Red hepatisation – Grey hepatisatian – Resolution
  • (C) Congestion – Grey hepatisation – Red hepatisation – Resolution
  • (D) Grey hepatisation – Red hepatisation Congestion – Resolution

34. A 30 year old housewife reports with six months amenorrhoea. Her serum LH and FSH are high with low estradial levels, what is the most likely cause of amenorrhoea

  • (A) Pituitary tumour
  • (B) Polycystic ovarian disease
  • (C) Exercise induced
  • (D) Premature menopause

35. A pregnant woman in third trimester has normal blood pressure when standing and sitting. When supine the B.P. drops to 90150 mm Hg, what is the diagnosis –

  • (A) Compression of uterine artery
  • (B) Compression of Aorta
  • (C) Compression of inferior vena cava
  • (D) Compression of internal iliac artery

36. Which one of the following causes the greatest risk of ectopic pregnancy –

  • (A) Pelvic inflammatory disease
  • (B) Intrauterine contraceptive devices used
  • (C) Previous ectopic pregnancy
  • (D) Previous medical termination of pregnancy

37. Amongst the following which one is the absolute contraindication of combined oral-contraceptive pills –

  • (A) Diabetes mellitus
  • (B) Migraine
  • (C) Previous history of Thrombo-embolism
  • (D) Heart disease

38. The diagnosis of rheumatic fever is best confirmed by –

  • (A) Throat-swab culture
  • (B) Raised ESR
  • (C) ASLO titre
  • (D) ECG changes

39. Commenst cause of death in sarcoidosis is –

  • (A) Pneumonia
  • (B) Corpulmonale
  • (C) Myocardial infarction
  • (D) Liver failure

40. IUGR (Intra Uterine Growth Retardation) is caused by all except

  • (A)Diabetes
  • (B) Alcohol
  • (C) Smoking
  • (D) Chronic renal failure

41. Koebner’s phenomenon is seen in

  • (A) Lupus Vulgaris
  • (L) Lupus Erythematosis
  • (C) Psoriasis
  • (D) Eczematons dermatitis

42. In leprosy nerve abscess most commonly affects­

  • (A) Ulnar nerve
  • (B) Radial nerve
  • (C) Great Auricular nerve
  • (D) Posterior tibial nerve

43. Which one is a wrong statement regarding Lichen Planus

  • (A) Biopsy of the skin show subepidermal IgA deposits
  • (B) Hepatitis C virus is one of the cause
  • (C) Self limited condition
  • (D) It is a autoimmune disorder

44. Pterygium of nail is characteristically seen in

  • (A) Lichen Planus
  • (B) Psoriasis
  • (C) Tinea unguium
  • (D) Alopecia areata

45. Genital warts are caused by­

  • (A) Human Papilloma virus
  • (B) Herpes Simplex virus
  • (C) Epstein Barr virus
  • (D) Lymphogranuloma Venereum

46. Ribnotching is produced by

  • (A) Coarctation or Aorta
  • (B) Neurofibrometosis
  • (C) Superior Vena Cavai Obstruction
  • (D) All of the above

47. IVP is done using –

  • (A) Conray 240
  • (B) Conray 380
  • (C) Conray 480
  • (D) Conray 540

48. C.T. Scan was invented by

  • (A) Geofiery Hounsfield
  • (B) Eric Storz
  • (C) John Snow
  • (D) Takashita Koba

49. Negri Bodies are seen in –

  • (A) Herpes Simplex Encephalitis
  • (B) Rabies
  • (C) Subacute Sclerosing Pan Encephalitis
  • (D) HIV Encephalitis

50. Which of the following is not a vector borne disease

  • (A) Japanese Encephalitis
  • (B) Dengue Fever
  • (C) Kala Azar
  • (D) Meningococcal Meningitis

51. Most common presenting finding of Multiple Sclerosis is –

  • (A) Intra nuclear opthalmoplagia
  • (B) Optic Neuritis
  • (C)Transverse myelitis
  • (D) Cerebeller atexia

52. Anxiety Neurosis is characterised by all except

  • (A) Suicidal intent
  • (B) Panic attacks
  • (C) Multiple somatic complaints
  • (D) Over concern

53. Early feature of Diabetic Retinopathy is –

  • (A) Hard Exudate
  • (B) Flame haemorrhage
  • (C) Capillary leakage
  • (D) Microaneurysm

54. Most common cause of retinal detachment is –

  • (A) Myopia
  • (B) Emmetropia
  • (C) Astigmatism
  • (D) Hypeimetropia

55. Elderly male with heart disease has sudden loss of vision in one eye, examination reveals a cherry red spot, diagnosis is­

  • (A) Central retinal vein occlusion
  • (B) Central retinal artery occlusion
  • (C) Amaurosis fugax
  • (D) Acute ischemic optic neuritis

56. Quinsy is characterised by all except –

  • (A) Peritonsillar Abscess
  • (B) Indication for tonsillectomy
  • (C) Should be drained
  • (D) Affects nasal mucosa

57. The main blood supply of the tonsil is –

  • (A) Lingual Artery
  • (B) Facial Artery
  • (C) Ascending pharengeal Artery
  • (D) Occipital Artery

58. Tuberculosis of the spine starts in

  • (A) Nucleus pulposus
  • (B) Vertebral body
  • (C) Annulus fibrosus
  • (D) Paravertibral fascia

59. All the following statements about spina bifida occulta are true except –

  • (A) it may be incidental finding
  • (B) The overlying skin may show a hairy patch
  • (C) The membrane reunieus increases in size without the growth of the child
  • (D) Paralytic deformity of the lower limb may occur around the age of 10 years

60. Meniers disease is associated with

  • (A) Cochlear deafness
  • (B) Conductive deafness
  • (C) Retrocochlear deafness
  • (D) Mixed

61. The urine has an odor of Violets, Hamaturia blood thoroughly mixed with urine, sediments like coffee grounds, cloudy, smoky. albuminous, profuse dark or black painless –

  • (A)Terebinth
  • (B) Cantharis
  • (C) Nit. Acid
  • (D) Hamamellis

62. Restlessness, could not keep quiet in any position, must keep in motion, though walking aggravates all symptoms –

  • (A) Rhus Tox
  • (B) Ruta
  • (C) Arsenic Alb.
  • (D) Tarentula

63. Mumps metastasis to mammae or testicles is one of the peculiar symptom o f -­

  • (A) Pulsatilla
  • (B) Belladonna
  • (C) Merc. Sol
  • (D) Rhus ‘Fox

64. School girls headache, worse by study or even slight mental exertion when using eye in close work and glasses fail to relieve with a tubercular history -­

  • (A) Nat. Mur.
  • (B) Tubereulinium
  • (C) Physiostigma
  • (D) Euphrasia

65. Sweat only on uncovered parts or all over except the head when he sleeps, stops when he wakes, profuse sour smelling fetid at night

  • (A) Silicea
  • (B) Sambucus
  • (C) Thuja
  • (D) Calc. Carb.

66. Nitric Acid covers misaim

  • (A) Psora
  • (B) Syphilis & Psora
  • (C) Sycosis
  • (D) Psora, Sycosis & Syphilis

67. Desires light and company, cannot bear to be alone, worse in dark and solitude, cannot walk in a dark room and no pain with most of the complaints –

  • (A) Apis Mel.
  • (B) Lachesis
  • (C) Stramonium
  • (D) Nat. Mur.

68.Sensation of lump of ice on vertex with chilliness, as of heat and cold at the same time on the scalp as if brain was torn to pieces –

  • (A) Glonoine
  • (B) Belladonna
  • (C) Gelsimium
  • (D) Varatrum Alb.

69. Mapped tongue covered with white film with sensation of rawness. This film comes off in patches leaving dark red tender very sensitive spats

  • (A) Merc. Sol
  • (B) Taraxacum
  • (C) Rhus Tax
  • (D) Lachesis

70. Mechanical injuries from sharp cutting instruments, post surgical operations, stinging smarting pains like cutting of a knife

  • (A) Apis Mel.
  • (B) Staphysagria
  • (C) Bellis Per.
  • (D) Arnica

71. Thuja belongs to which of the following constitution –

  • (A) Oxygenoid
  • (B) Carbonitrogenoid
  • (C) Hydrogenoid
  • (D) Strumous

72. Discharge of blood from the vagina every time the child takes the breast –­

  • (A) Pulsatilla
  • (B) Silicea
  • (C) Medorrhinum
  • (D) Bryonia

73. The “Balm of Gilead” for the diseases of the old maid and women during and after climacteric –

  • (A) Sepia
  • (B) Conium Macuiaturn
  • (C) Lachesis
  • (D) Causticum

74. Vertigo on seeing flowing water when walking over water as when crossing a bridge –

  • (A) Theradion
  • (B) Conium Maculatum
  • (C) Ferrum Met.
  • (D) Phosphorus

75. Ledum Pal belongs to the family of

  • (A) Leguminosae
  • (B) Ericaceae
  • (C) Papaveraceae
  • (D) Polygonaceae

76. Commmon name of Rumex Crispus –

  • (A) Rue
  • (B)Yellow Dock
  • (C) Blue Cohosh
  • (D) Stone Root

77. With every explosive cough there escapes a volume of pungent foetid air –

  • (A) Kali Iodite
  • (B) Pulsatilla
  • (C) Capsicum
  • (D) Nitric Acid

78. Indifferent to one’s family, to those whom she loves best is one of the characteristic mental symptom of­

  • (A) Argentum Nit.
  • (B) Nat. Mur.
  • (C) Phosphorus
  • (D) Sepia

79. Toothache from tobacco smoking is one of the characteristic symptom of –

  • (A) Merc. Sol
  • (B) Pulsatilla
  • (C) Spigilia
  • (D) All of the above

80. Pains are drawing, tearing, pressing, light or superficial during warm weather. affect the bones & deeper tissues when air is cold. pain goes from left to right –

  • (A) Rhus Tox
  • (B) Colchicum
  • (C) Bryonia
  • (D) Syphilinum

81. Object of Homoeopathic case taking is­

  • (A) To get an idea about common symptoms
  • (B) To get an idea about mental symptoms
  • (C) To get an idea about symptoms of the body
  • (D) To obtain an individual picture of the disease

82. In which aforism Dr. Samuel Hal3nemann has given idea about homoeopathic specific remedy –

  • (A) § No. 18
  • (B) § No. 70
  • (C) § No. 71
  • (D) § No. 147

83. Outwardly reflected picture of the internal essence of the diseases are –

  • (A) Objective Symptoms
  • (B) Subjective Symptoms
  • (C) Totality of the Symptoms
  • (D) None of the above

84. Psora is the cause of –

  • (A) Non-veneral chronic diseases
  • (B) Veneral chronic diseases
  • (C) Both Veneral & Non-veneral chronic diseases
  • (D) All acute & chronic diseases

85. Hahnemann wrote in­

  • (A) Only German language
  • (B) Both German & Latin
  • (C) German, English & Latin
  • (D) German, French & Latin

86. The phrase “Aude Sapere” was coined by –

  • (A) Hippocrates
  • (B) Horace
  • (C) Hahnemann
  • (D) Homer

87. Hahnemann died in the city of –

  • (A) Meissen
  • (B) Leipzig
  • (C) Paris
  • (D) Koethen

88. Of the below which require change in diet regulation –

  • (A) Indisposition
  • (B) Allopathic bungling
  • (C) Chronic disease
  • (D) Surgical disease

89. Medicine of experience was written by –

  • (A) Jahr
  • (B) Hahnemann
  • (C) Boenninghausen
  • (D) Kent

90. Of the below which is suitable medicine –

  • (A) The medicine which has previously cured the same type of disease.
  • (B) The medicine which has greatest similarity to the totality of symptoms.
  • (C)The medicine which has developed the same type of lesion in animal experimentation.
  • (D) The medicine belongs to the same family of plant kingdom or animal kingdom when the indicated drug is not available.

91. Of the below four persons by whom “cessat-effectus cessat causa” was declared –

  • (A) Galen
  • (B) Hippocrates
  • (C) Paracelsus
  • (D) Hahnemann

92. Last words uttered by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann were –

  • (A) Please publish the sixth edition of Organon
  • (B) Please spread Homoeopathy
  • (C) I have not lived in vain
  • (D) 0h God

93. Dr. Kent was born

  • (A) 2nd July 1843
  • (B) 31st ‘March 1849
  • (C) 1 st January 1800
  • (D) None of the above

94. 50 millisimal scale is described in which edition of Organon

  • (A) First Edition
  • (B) Second Edition
  • (C) Third Edition
  • (D) Sixth Edition

95. Who gave the idea of complete symptom –

  • (A) Dr. Hahnemann
  • (B) Dr. Boenninghausen
  • (C) Dr. J. T. Kent
  • (D) Dr. Stuart Close

96. A symptom is said to be complete if there is –

  • (A) Location, Sensation, Modality & Concomitant symptoms
  • (B) Subjective and Objective symptoms
  • (C) Keynote- and uncommon peculiar symptoms
  • (D) All of the above

97. The interpretation of Kent’s 12th observation states –

  • (A) Repetition of medicine in the same potency
  • (B) Repetition of medicine in the higher potency
  • (C) Medicine must be antidoted at once
  • (D) None of the above

98. In which edition of Organon of medicine Dr. Hahnemann included theory of drug dynamisation –

  • (A) Second Edition
  • (B) Fourth Edition
  • (C) Fifth Edition
  • (D) Sixth Edition

99. In which edition of Organon of medicine Dr. Hahnemann has included the theory of chronic diseases –

  • (A) First Edition
  • (B) Second Edition
  • (C) Third Edition
  • (D) Fourth Edition

100. Pseudo Syphilis & Spurious Syphilis are.

  • (A) Synonymous
  • (B) 2 Stages of Syphilis
  • (C) Secondary and tertiary syphilis respectively
  • (D) None of the above

101. In Kent’ s Repertory “Bubo” is in the chapter of­

  • (A) Stomach
  • (B) Abdomen
  • (C) Skin
  • (D) Genitalia Male

102. In Kent’s Repertory “lousiness” belong to chapter –

  • (A) Head
  • (B) Skin
  • (C) Generalities
  • (D) None of the above

103. In Boenninghausen’s Repertory Rubric (Ecstasy) is under

  • (A) Abdomen
  • (B) Hunger & Thirst
  • (C) Intellect
  • (D) Sensorium

104. In Kent’s Repertory Rubric “Reeling” is placed under

  • (A) Head
  • (B) Mind
  • (C) Vertigo
  • (D) None  of the above

105.Prime importance to pathological generals by

  • (A) Dr. Boger
  • (B) Dr. Boenninghausen
  • (C) Dr. Kent
  • (D) Dr. Gross

106. Gentry’s concordance Repertory was published in the year –

  • (A) 1886
  • (B) 1890
  • (C) 1782
  • (D) 1990

107. Dr. Kent died on –

  • (A) 6th June 1916
  • (B) 6th June 1910
  • (C) 2nd July 1922
  • (D)1 st January 1920

108. In which year the Repertory of comparative Materia Medica was published by Lippe

  • (A) 1845
  • (B) 1849
  • (C) 1854
  • (D) 1859

109. Rubric Addison’s disease in Kent’s Repertory is placed under –

  • (A) Bladder
  • (B) Kidney
  • (C) Ureter
  • (D) Generalities

110. Rubric (Lochia) in Kent’s Repertory is in the chapter of –

  • (A) Uterus
  • (B) Genitalia Female
  • (C) Generalities
  • (D) Menstruation

111. Suppression of urine in Kent’s Repertory is placed under –

  • (A) Bladder
  • (B) Ureter
  • (C) Urethra
  • (D) Kidney

112. Which medicine is found under Rubric Benevotance in BBCR –

  • (A) Coffea
  • (B) Aconite
  • (C) Belladonna
  • (D) None of the above

13. Who has Published the repertory of Antipsorics –

  • (A) Dr. Samuel Hahnemann
  • (B) Dr. J.T. Kent
  • (C) Dr. Constantine Hering
  • (D) Dr. Boenninghausen

114. Total number of sections in Boenninghausen’s therapeutic pocket book –

  • (A) 37
  • (B) 7
  • (C) 38
  • (D) None of the above

115. Obesity you will find in Repertory chapter or subchapter of Kent’s

  • (A) Abdomen
  • (B) Extremities
  • (C) Face
  • (D) Generalities

116. Boenninghausen’s therapeutic pocket book consist of –

  • (A) Repertory of Antipsoric medicine
  • (B) Repertory of medicine which are not antipsoric
  • (C) An attempt of showing the relative kinship of Homoeopathic
  • (D) All of the above

117. What is the name of’ the repertory written by Dr. Halmeman –

  • (A) Repertory of Materia Medica
  • (B) Repertory of Antipsoric Medicine
  • (C) Fragmenta De Viribus medicamentorum
  • (D) None of the above

118. What was the full name of Boeninghausen –

  • (A) Von Boenninghausen
  • (B) Fra,az Vorz BoPnn’anghausen
  • (C) Clemens Boenninghausen
  • (D) Baron Clemens Maria Frauz Von Boenninghausen

119.Opisthotonos you will find in which chapter or subchapter of Kent’s Repertory –

  • (A) Extremities
  • (B) Chest
  • (C) Back
  • (D) Generalities

120. Sentimental mood in moonlight is rubric of which chapter or subchapter of Kent’s Repertory –

  • (A) Mind
  • (B) Generalities
  • (C) Vertigo
  • (D) Head

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