Online Homeopathy Flashcards
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Who is credited as the founder of homeopathy, whose principles online practitioners still follow?
Answer: Samuel Hahnemann
Samuel Hahnemann developed homeopathy in the late 18th century.
In homeopathic pharmacy, the vigorous shaking step during dilution is called:
Answer: Succussion
Succussion is the forceful shaking applied at each dilution stage.
For a secure online homeopathy practice, patient health records should be:
Answer: Stored confidentially in compliance with privacy regulations
Patient data must be kept confidential under applicable privacy and data-protection laws.
A '200C' potency compared with a '6C' potency is generally considered:
Answer: More highly diluted and typically used for deeper cases
Higher C numbers indicate greater dilution and are often reserved for more constitutional prescribing.
When taking a case online, an open-ended question is preferable because it:
Answer: Encourages the patient to describe symptoms in their own words
Open-ended questions elicit fuller, spontaneous symptom descriptions useful for remedy selection.
Which of the following is a legitimate ethical concern with unregulated online remedy sales?
Answer: Patients may self-prescribe without professional guidance
Easy online access can lead to unsupervised self-prescribing, bypassing proper case-taking.
A modality in a homeopathic case refers to:
Answer: Factors that make a symptom better or worse
Modalities are the conditions (time, temperature, position) that improve or aggravate symptoms.