ROLE PHARMACY IN HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINE

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ROLE PHARMACY IN HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINE

• DR. VIVEKANAND V. VERNEKAR.
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  PRINCIPAL
• ALVAS HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
• MOODBIDRI 574 227. KARNATAKA.

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SUBJECTS RELATED TO PHARMACY

• Organon of Medicine Hom. Philosophy
• Materia Medica
• Therapeutics
• Repertory

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Organon of Medicine Philosophy

• Subject dealing with Basic Principles
  Philosophy of Homoeopathy
• Aphor. related to Pharmacy are 1,2,5,6,20,23,54,55
  ,56,60,64,147,
• 245,264 to 266,267,268,269 to 271,
• 272, 273,280, 281 to 287, 290.

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CONTENTS OF APHORISMS

• 1,2 SOLE MISSION OF PHYSICIAN IS TO
• CURE RAPIDY, GENTLY
• PERMANENTLY.
• 5 ATTENSION SHOULD BE GIVEN TO
• FUNDAMENTAL CAUSES.
• 6 TOTALITY OF SYMPTOMS.
• 20 POWER OF MEDICINE TO ALTER STATE
• OF HEALTH CAN BE ASCERTAINED BY
• THEIR EFFECTS ON Y PERSON.

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ORGANON

• 23 BY ANTIPATHIC TREATMENT
• PERSISTING DISEASE
• SYMPTOMS ARE NOT CURED.
• 54 HOMOEOPATHIC MODE OF
• TREATMENT.
• 55 ALLOPATHIC OR HETROPATHIC.
• 56 ANTIPATHIC OR PALLIATIVE.
• 60 PALLIATIVE NEVER CURES A CHRONIC
  AFFECTION.

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ORGANON

• 64 PRIMARY ACTION SECONDARY ACTIONS
• SIDE EFFECTS
• TOXIC EFFECTS
• ACUTE, SUB-ACUTE CHRONIC DISEASES.
• 147 SPECIFIC REMEDY SIMILARITY PICTURE
• TOTALITY.
• 245 MODE OF USING REMEDY SINGLE DOSE
• CONCEPT PRESENT TREND OF
  COMBINATIONS
• IS AGAINST IT.

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ORGANON

• 264 TO 266 GENUINE MEDICINES
• 267 MOST POWERFUL MOST DUARBLE
• FORM OF DRUGS i.e. FRESH
• 268 DRY VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES
• 269 TO 271 MODE OF PREPARATION
• 272 SINGLE SIMPLE MEDICINE AT A TIME

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ORGANON

• 273 One Medicine at a time or combinedly
• proved medicine
• 280 Ideal dose ( minimum) to avoid
• homoeopathic aggravation.
• 281to 287 Potency dose selection
• 290 Route of administration of Medicine

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MATERIA MEDICA

• Subject is nothing but Pharmacology.
• Deals with properties of medicine observed
  during drug proving as per Methodology described
  in Homoeopathy.
• The unique pattern of presenting Symptoms
  Signs i.e.
• Mental General,
• Physical General,
• Particulars,
• Characteristic,
• PQRS.

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MATERIA MEDICA

• Grouping Symptoms Signs into
• Constitution
• Miasm
• Organ
• Parts
• Systems
• Diseases

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MATERIA MEDICA

• Division into
• Acute
• Sub-acute
• Chronic
• Deep acting
• Comparative Materia Medica
• Relationship of Remedies
• Complimentary
• Follow well
• Inimical
• Antidote

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Therapeutics

• Applied Materia Medica
• Probable Remedies which are indicated for
• Particular group of Symptoms signs.
• Under Miasmatic division.
• Disease Diagnosis.

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REPERTORY

• Applied Materia Medica
• Symptoms Signs are arranged methodically.
• Remedies indicated for individual symptom sing
  are mentioned with depending upon its qualities.
  

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PHARMACY

• SOURCE
• VEHICLE
• SCALE
• PREPERATION
• DISPENCING
• POSOLOGY
• DRUG PROVING
• CONSTRUCTION OF MATERIA MEDICA

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SOURCE

• ACCURACY IN IDENTIFICATION OF DRUG SUBSTANCE
• DRUG ACTION IN CRUDE STATE
• EXISTANCE OF CHEMICAL ALKALOIDS
• GUIDES- SELECTION OF POTENCY
• SELECTION OF DOSE
• REPETATION

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COLLECTION

• Important to retain quality of prepared
• medicine
• Time of collection
• Methods of collection
• Precautions at collection

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PRESERVATION

• PRECAUTIONS IN PRESERVATION
• At source of Collection of crude drug substance
• Of prepared Medicine as
• Q
• Dilution
• Trituration
• Other
• Helps to avoid adulteration spurious medicine

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VEHICLE

• Qualities of Vehicle
• Types of Vehicle for Internal Medicines
• Types of Vehicle for external Medicines
• Methods of preparation
• Composition
• Impurities assessment
• Uses

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SCALES

• Specialty of each scale
• Variation of Potent power in each scale
• Scales in preparation of Internal Medicines
• At Mother tincture level
• At Trituration level
• At Dilution level
• At Tablet level
• Scales in preparation of External Medicines

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SCALES

• FOR DYNAMIC MEDICINES
• Decimal
• Centesimal
• 50-millesimal

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PREPARATION

• MEDICINES FOR INTERNAL USE
• NON-DYNAMIC
• Mother Tincture
• Mother Solution
• DYNAMIC
• Trituration
• Sucussion

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PREPARATION

• MOTHER TINCTURE
• OLD METHOD (classified)
• NEW METHOD (uniform)
• Technique-
• Maceration- Fresh, gummy, mucilaginous, viscid
  substances.
• Percolation- Dried, dry vegetable animal
  substances

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Maceration Percolation

• How it extracts
• Forces take part in process
• Drug strength variation
• Preservation precautions
• Quality assessment

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TRITURATIONSUCUSSION

• Method
• Accuracy
• Time factor
• Conversion
• Energy gain
• Changes in quantity
• Changes in quality
• Preservation

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DYNAMISATION

• GAIN OF ENERGY
• Base - Newton's Second Law
• Friction between two molecules Tribology
• Magnetic action Static condition
• Electronic Configration- Exchange of Molecules

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ENERGIGATION

• ROTATION- movement of Inertia
• Motion along the curve angular movement
• Kinetic Energy of Rotation
• Anti clockwise - ve
• Clockwise - -ve

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FRICTION

• Movement of body in a circular arc at a constant
  speed i.e. uniform circular motion
• Body has a centripetal acceleration directed
  towards centre of circle

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ACTION OF MEDICINE

• -ve pole is of Natural body cells
• ve pole is of Potentised Medicine
• Hence Dynamised medicine act on Vital Force at
  Dynamic plane
• SCIENTIFICALLY BASED ON FUNDAMENTALS OF PHYSICS

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CHANGE IN MEDICINE FORM

• Conversion of Insoluble Crude substances from
• solid to liquid dynamic form
• Scale
• Conversion method
• Further potentisation
• Steps in preparing 50-millesimal scale medicines

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DISPENCING

• TECHNIQUE
• BENEFITS
• DISADVANTAGES
• IMPORTANCE
• ACURACY
• PRECAUTIONS
• NEGLIGANCE

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DRUG PROVING

• STANDARD METHOD
• HOW DOES IT EXPERIENCE
• TO PROVER
• TO PHYSICIAN
• IT GAINS THE KNOWLEDGE
• IT GAINS CONFIDENCE IN PRACTICE
• IT BUILDS UP MATERIA MEDICA, REPERTORY,
  THERAPEUTICS HOMOEOPATHY.

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Quality Control

• At Crude substance
• At Collection
• At Manufacture
• At Store
• At Packing
• At Dispensing
• At Transportation

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Legislation

• Guidelines
• To manufacture
• To - sale
• Legal precaution
• Quality control
• Ban of harmful medicine manufacture
• Ban on harmful medicine sale

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INFERANCE

• ADVANTAGES
• PERFECT KNOWLEDGE OF DISEASE
• PERFECT KNOWLEDGE OF MATERIA
• MEDICA
• PERFECT CASE ANALYSIS
• PERFECT SIMILIMUM

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INFERANCE

• FAILURE
• SPURIOUS MEDICINE
• INCOMPLETE KNOWLEDGE DRUG
• ACTION
• IMROPER POTENCY
• IMPROPER DOSE
• IMPROPER DISPENCING

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APPEAL

• EVERYONE TO CONTRIBUTE
• FOR REAL DEVELOPMENT
• OF STUDY OF
• HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY
• THANKS
• TO
• ALL OF YOU.