What is Hering's Law

There are 41 main chapters in the Complete Repertory. By memory in your group, list as many as possible.

Identify 2 mental, 2 general, and 2 particular differences between Belladonna and Stramonium.

What remedy has profuse, watery and acrid nasal discharge, with profuse, bland lachrymation

You get a call from a woman for an acute consult due to injury.
She was snowboarding and fell repeatedly on hard ice. She says it's painful to sit for any length of time, and the pain radiates up her spine, and walking is painful and difficult.
Since the falls, she has been feeling mildly depressed and is overwhelmingly sleepy.

Describe the four parts of a Complete Symptom and give an example.

BONUS: who determined what a complete symptom is?

What is the arrangement of the types of rubrics as they are listed in the repertory?

Differentiate the cough symptoms of Carbo veg. and kali carbonicum.

Child exceedingly irritable, fretful; quiet only when carried; impatient, wants this or that and becomes angry when refused, or when offered, petulantly rejects it

Your sister calls for help. She needed an extension on her rent as her paycheck would be a week delayed due to a job change. The landlord required the check and said she would not cash for 10 days. Your sister discovered the landlord cashed the check immediately, and her account went into overdraft!
She is fuming mad and when she called the bank to deal with the late fees, the teller was condescending.
Since then, she's had a cramping stomach pain that makes her double over. She tunnels her fists into her stomach to put on pressure, and eating and drinking makes it worse.

How can prejudice be a part of homeopathic case taking and analysis, and why do we need to be on guard to avoid it? Describe at least 3 different ways prejudice can creep into your case.

Locate rubrics for the following symptoms:
My tooth hurts but is better when I have tea.
My stomach is always upset after I eat fruit.
There is a spasm of pain at the end of urination.

Differentiate the grief of ignatia vs. natrum muriaticum

Croup after exposure to dry cold wind; deep, rough, barking cough, with hoarseness and rattling of mucus;

A man contacts you for help with his asthma. It has been particularly aggravated by the wet spring weather, and is short of breath when walking. He coughs up green sputum, better when sitting up. He also has diarrhea that seems to come on with the damp weather as well.
He feels gloomy in the morning and avoids speaking to anyone if he can get away with it.

Describe the roll of diagnosis in homeopathic case taking and prescribing. Include both what is valuable about diagnosis and what is not.

Find 4 rubrics across 4 different chapters where Belladonna is the only remedy listed.

Symptoms of mastitis include:
Breast tenderness or warmth to the touch.
Breast swelling.
Thickening of breast tissue, or a breast lump.
Pain or a burning sensation continuously or while breast-feeding.

Use rubrics to find 2 strong remedies and differentiate them, considering additional information you may need to know to make a final decision.

Fixed ideas : as if a strange person were at his side; as if soul and body were separated; as if a living animal were in abdomen; of being under the influence of a superior power

A woman has come down with an acute illness. She's been traveling, and not sure if she came in contact with something contagious or has food poisoning.
She has cold perspiration and no energy. Since falling ill, she's barely left her bed. When she gets up to go to the bathroom, she feels weak and faint. She has attacks of both diarrhea and vomiting, and craves cold water. She feels cutting pains in the abdomen.
She's better when warm and covered, and from drinking milk.

Compare and Contrast the contributions of Kent and Boenninghausen on homeopathy both past and present.

Identify 4 symptoms of whooping cough and locate appropriate rubrics.

Compare and contrast silica and pulsatilla and describe why you think they are acute/chronic complements. Consider both where they are similar and where they are different and aspects where they overlap

Dread of downward motion in nearly all complaints.

You are looking for a remedy for your grandmother who has arthritis.
She says her joints are swollen and painful, and the pain moves from joint to joint rather than being in just one place. They are better with motion and worse at rest, as well as before storms with wet and windy weather.
She often forgets what she is saying, and fears thunder. Her feet are always cold.