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    This document outlines guidelines for examining patients and recording symptoms. It advises physicians to carefully record what patients say in their own words, question both patients and those close to them, and make their own observations. The summary stresses obtaining thorough details to properly prescribe homoeopathic remedies, as neglecting a full examination will harm patients and practitioners.

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    This document outlines guidelines for examining patients and recording symptoms. It advises physicians to carefully record what patients say in their own words, question both patients and those close to them, and make their own observations. The summary stresses obtaining thorough details to properly prescribe homoeopathic remedies, as neglecting a full examination will harm patients and practitioners.

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    This document outlines guidelines for examining patients and recording symptoms. It advises physicians to carefully record what patients say in their own words, question both patients and those close to them, and make their own observations. The summary stresses obtaining thorough details to properly prescribe homoeopathic remedies, as neglecting a full examination will harm patients and practitioners.

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    Examination of the patient

    By
    J.T. kent

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    The most important things in
    securing the image of a sickness
    is to preserve in simplicity what
    the patient tells us in his own
    way

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    The most important
    things in forming the
    record of a patient is to
    be able to read it at a
    subsequent examination.
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    Proceed to make
    enquiry of some one
    who has been with this
    patient.
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    The physician then notes
    his own observations

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    If you neglect making a
    careful examination the patient
    will be the first sufferer, but in
    the end your yourself will suffer
    from it, and Homoeopathy also.

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    Question the patient,
    then the friends, and
    observe for yourself;
    if you do not obtain enough
    to prescribe on, go back to
    particulars.

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    • Do not ask:-
    Direct question
    Yes or no question
    Question with choice of
    answers

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    • Homoeopathy is applicable
    in every curable case, but the
    great thing is to know how to
    apply it.

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    • It is important for the
    physician to know the value
    of expression.

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    A physician is supposed to set his
    mind to work instantly, to
    ascertain the condition of the
    patient and what relation the
    symptoms maintain to the Materia
    Medica.

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    The symptoms that arise after the
    taking of a dose of powerful medicine
    are not indicative of a remedy they
    present no true image of the disease
    and hence the physician has nothing to
    do but wait, or at most administer a
    well known antidote to the drug taken.

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