General Knowledge Pathophysiology Practice Test

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• Which of the following is a sign of grahani roga?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as chikitsa for PCOS in the material?
• Which herb is listed as supporting the liver in the material?
• Which herb is listed as a general herb used in jvara treatment?
• Which approach should be used for rheumatoid arthritis instead of damp heat/svedana?
• What is the lifestyle treatment for IBD?
• Which dietary modification is listed as helpful for IBS?
• Which statement about Mukha Pak and its general chikitsa is true?
• In Mamsa Vaha Srotas, what tissues constitute Mula?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a stroke risk factor?
• In general samprapti of Kasa, which action drives lung involvement?
• Which herb is NOT listed as helpful for nasthartava?
• Which combination of etiologies is listed as causes of aharshanam?
• Which option is included in food/lifestyle chikitsa for hypotension?
• Which action supports emotional well-being as part of the recommended steps?
• What is dyspareunia?
• Which statement about type 1 diabetes pathophysiology is accurate?
• For sāma vata, which guggulu is considered better?
• Which herb is used to reduce bleeding in asrugdhara?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a chikitsa for apasmar?
• Which breathing-related technique is listed under svasa general treatment?
• Which therapy involving enema is listed for IBD?
• What is Agni Mandya and what can it lead to?
• Manda agni creates which type of ajirna?
• Which of the following is listed as a way to increase oxytocin?
• Which spinal change is commonly associated with osteoporosis?
• Which of the following is part of general chikitsa for grahani roga?
• Which dosha is associated with persistent melancholic mood and social withdrawal?
• Describe anuloma samprapti of rajyakshma.
• Which practice is recommended after a diarrheal episode?
• Where is shringataka marma located?
• Which vitamin is listed as a supplement for osteoporosis?
• Which symptom is commonly observed in grahani roga?
• Jihva Pak corresponds to which condition?
• Microcytic and aplastic anemias are what dosha type?
• Kapha Svasa features include which of the following?
• In grahani roga, delayed digestion of food leading to heaviness is a sign reflecting disturbance of digestion.
• Prominent hypertension is associated with which dosha type?
• What is Upadhatu in Majja dhatu?
• The signs of diarrhea, foul-smelling loose stools, sour taste, burning sensation in the GI tract, thirst, loss of appetite, irritability, and a tongue with a central coating and red margins indicate which grahani roga type?
• Which item is listed as a general home remedy for edema?
• What is Udara Roga?
• Which dosha is associated with a pattern of depression including transient mood, early waking, and loss of appetite?
• Kidney failure edema often flares at what time of day?
• Which statement best captures the overall strategy?
• Which statement describes the samprapti of Kapha Udara?
• What is Mula of Prana Vaha Srotas?
• What is the difference between open and closed TB?
• Which vati is listed as supportive for IBS as a Vata-related measure?
• In rasa vaha srotas, Marga refers to which systems?
• Which shamana treatment is suggested to potentially restore motor and sensory loss after a stroke?
• The signs and symptoms listed are indicative of which roga?
• What is a basic chikitsa for kapha svasa?
• In Sthaullyam Chikitsa, which tastes are emphasized as part of the pacifying diet?
• Generally, what is described as the cause of chronic fatigue syndrome?
• Which Jvara presents with dizziness, thirst, dehydration, and fever that rises at dusk, dawn, midday, and midnight?
• Which item is listed as general ahar/vihar support for CFS?
• Nasthartava is the Ayurveda term for which menstrual condition?
• In anna vaha srotas, what is the Mukha?
• In ambu vaha srotas, Mula refers to which structures?
• Which statement best describes cervical dysplasia?
• In the jvara chikitsa sutra, which term means to induce light sweating by covering in a warm, cozy room?
• Which statement correctly matches Transient hypertension with the associated dosha?
• What is the samprapti (pathogenesis) of grahani roga as described?
• Which herb is listed as providing estrogen in alternatives to HRT?
• Which term in the jvara chikitsa sequence refers to performing dipan/pachan to regulate agni?
• Mula in Shukra anatomy refers to which structures?
• Which symptom is characteristic of vata-type hrday roga lakshana?
• Which term denotes the intake of bitter herbs with antipyretic action in jvara chikitsa?
• Which statement about mudras is true?
• Which of the following is listed as chikitsa for endometriosis?
• Which of the following foods is NOT listed as boosting acetylcholine?
• Which is one of the classifications of asthi vaha srotas disorders?
• Which of the following is a listed cause of agni mandya?
• In the Ayurvedic classification of apasmar, which type is associated with Kapha involvement in majja?
• Which herbal formula is listed for Vata-type jvara?
• Which dietary habit is recommended?
• Which type of food is commonly linked to high purine and gout risk?
• Which herb is listed as supportive for prameha?
• Which of the following is NOT a site of Majja dhatu?
• Kastartava refers to which gynecologic condition?
• Which systems are included in the Marga of Majja dhatu?
• Mahayogaraj guggulu is better when there is sāma vata or nirāma vata?
• Mala is described as which entity in rasa vaha srotas?
• Which option is NOT listed among the general herbs used in jvara treatment?
• Which of the following is a sign of pandu roga?
• Which of the following are S/S of benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH)?
• Excessive bone growth is caused by which condition?
• Which herbs are listed as rasayana for klaibya?
• Which herb provides progesterone balance in alternatives to HRT?
• Which dysmenorrhea type is labeled Spasmodic?
• Which type of Jvara is associated with hyperpyrexia (100°F+), diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, a red skin flush, a bitter taste in the mouth, and potential convulsions in children?
• Which of the following is listed as a bath treatment for slipped/herniated disc?
• Which herb or formula is commonly listed for Kasa management?
• Which vayu is typically disturbed in PMS?
• For yogaraj guggulu, which vata state is it better for?
• Which of the following are chikitsa for grudrasi?
• Which herb is described as sweet and cooling and used in Kasa treatment?
• Which best describes the overall theme?
• In Ayurvedic terms, what condition is referred to as Asrugdhara or Rakta Pradara?
• Which herb formulation is identified as vyadhi pratynika for rheumatoid arthritis?
• Which component is included in the herbal formula listed for Sthaullyam Chikitsa?
• Mala of Majja Dhatu includes which sneha types?
• Which symptom is categorized as a polyuric sign (Rupa) of prameha?
• In Ayurvedic terms, Mukha Pak corresponds to which condition?
• Which statement best captures the depression approach?
• The symptoms of consistent thick, white discharge with or without odor and itching/burning of the labia indicate which condition?
• Which term means to eat light, soupy grains such as soupy rice?
• In Mala of Artava, where is it manifested?
• Which condition is described as gradual wear and tear of the cartilage usually due to age?
• In the hypotension samprapti described, which factor contributes to weak rasa dhatu?
• Which basic lifestyle measure is recommended in Sthaullyam Chikitsa?
• Which statement best describes IBS as per the material?
• Which therapy is described for endometriosis in the material?
• Mucous in stools is described as a feature of which grahani roga type?
• Which herbal formula is associated with kapha svasa treatment?
• In Kapha-type atherosclerosis, what is the described mechanism?
• What is described as the samprapti of hypotension?
• In Rakta Vaha Srotas, Upadhatu comprises which structures?
• In grahani roga, which dosha type is associated with a dry, thin, emaciated, non-elastic small intestine leading to malabsorption?
• In kapha-type apasmar, increased Kapha goes to majja dhatu, covers axon and dendron, causing which type of epilepsy?
• Which practice would be least supportive for hypotension?
• Which statement about PCOS suggests its primary dosha involvement as described in the material?
• Which yogasana is helpful for depression as it works on the mandible?
• What herbs could you put in an uttara basti for Sveta Pradhara (leukorrhea)?
• Rasa dhatu agni mandya creates what type of ajirna?
• In pitta-type apasmar, increased Pitta goes to majja dhatu causing microinflammation and local epilepsy. Which dhatu is involved?
• A constellation of irritability of colon mucous membrane, cramps, lower abdominal pain, distention, gas, bloating, diarrhea and constipation or both, mucus in stools, nausea, fatigue indicates which condition?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a cause of stroke?
• Which option correctly describes the mula, marga, and mukha of anna vaha srotas?
• What is the Sanskrit term for fracture of bone?
• Which preparation is used to replenish iron in asrugdhara?
• What best explains the samprapti of shotha?
• What is the proposed reason for increased stress sensitivity after menopause?
• In kapha-type apasmar, what is the effect described?
• Which population group is indicated as more likely to have stroke?
• Vasak Asava is associated with which tri-dosha combination?
• Which herb has hemostatic action in asrugdhara?
• Which grahani roga type presents with epigastric fullness, dull post-meal pain, heaviness, mucus in stools, and undigested food in stool?
• Which of the following foods is listed as heart-healthy?
• Which statement best differentiates primary hypertension from secondary hypertension?
• Which of the following is listed as a chikitsha for BPH?
• In the Meda dhatu schema, Marga corresponds to what?
• Which statement is NOT a sign of pitta-type atisara?
• Which vati is described as for Kapha in IBS?
• What is the Marga of Prana Vaha Srotas?
• These symptoms—abdominal pain, loose stool, loss of appetite, blood in stool, may look anemic, weakness, weight loss, and onset of sudden attack of diarrhea with cramping, possible blood in stools, and low-grade fever—indicate which condition?
• Kumari Asava is described for which dosha?
• Which herbal formula is listed for Pitta Jvara?
• Which term denotes anabolic in Ayurveda?
• In rasa vaha srotas, Upadhatus are which items?
• In Rakta Vaha Srotas, Mukha refers to what?
• In rasa vaha srotas, Mula corresponds to which anatomical region?
• Which doshic type of hemorrhoids are dry, painful, and throbbing?
• Which herb is included in the depression herbs list?
• Which of the following is a basic chikitsa for svasa that involves breathing techniques?
• In the asthi vaha srotas framework, Mula refers to which anatomical region?
• In ambu vaha srotas, Marga corresponds to which structure group?
• Which of the following signs is associated with high cholesterol and can involve the earlobe?
• Which symptom set indicates Kapha-type depression?
• What chikitsa is suggested during an acute asthma attack?
• What is the recommended chikitsa for convulsions caused by high fever?
• Herbal formula for vata hrd roga includes which combination of herbs and quantities?
• What is a basic chikitsa for pitta svasa?
• Which gemstone may be used to support with mercury-related afflictions in apasmar?
• Which therapy is listed for managing Mukha Pak and Jihva Pak as part of general chikitsa?
• Which type of Jvara is described by chills, tremors, muscle spasms, dry mouth, insomnia, occipital headache, yawning, ringing in the ears, and a rise in low-grade fever at dusk and dawn?
• In ambu vaha srotas, Mula is associated with which group?
• In the Sthaullyam Chikitsa regimen, Triphala is recommended at what time of day?
• Which of the following is listed as a cause of aharshanam?
• Pitta Svasa features include which of the following?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the Kapha-type hypertension herbal formula?
• Which home remedy is described for edema of the Vata type?
• In Ayurvedic terms, gout is described as Vata Rakta characterized by what?
• Which herb is listed for depression?
• What is the Sanskrit word for anabolic?
• Which item is NOT listed as a cause of IBS in the material?
• Which herbal formula is listed for vata svasa?
• In the Shukra framework, Upadhatu refers to which concept?
• Which term means to give time or rest in the jvara chikitsa sequence?
• Identify the pitta-type hypertension herbal formula.
• Which grahani roga type features thickened kledaka kapha leading to dampened agni, making the grahani swollen, plump, and sluggish?
• List some helpful herbs for IBD.
• Which option is NOT listed as a treatment for pitta svasa?
• Which of the following are listed as causes of klaibya?
• Should you do panchkarma for chronic fatigue syndrome?
• In the material, what alternate name is used for PCOS?
• What is a basic chikitsa for vata svasa?
• An upper motor neuron lesion involves which dosha in which dhatu?
• For Jihva Pak, which of the following is included in general chikitsa?
• Which social habit is recommended?
• In Rakta Vaha Srotas, Mala corresponds to which?
• What is uttara basti?
• Which mudra is NOT listed as one of the best for depression?
• What is the Sanskrit term for menopause?
• Which of the following signs is associated with high cholesterol and involves the Meda dhatu?
• Hemolytic anemia, hemorrhagic anemia, aplastic anemia, and pernicious anemia are all what dosha type of anemia?
• Liver failure edema often flares at what time of day?
• Kalibya is described as which condition?
• Which symptoms describe mamsa gata vata?
• Which herb is listed as helpful for nasthartava?
• Which of the following is an herb listed for depression?
• Malignant hypertension is associated with which dosha type?
• In vata-type apasmar, increased Vata goes to majja dhatu causing abnormal brain waves. Which dhatu is involved?
• Mamsa gata kapha is described as which features?
• Which statement correctly identifies the composition listed under mamsa gata pitta?
• In rasa vaha srotas, Mukha corresponds to which junction?
• Identify the Kapha-type hypertension herbal formula.
• Which dietary factor is the main cause of gout?
• Which is a sign of kapha-type atisara?
• Describe pratiloma samprapti of rajyakshma.
• Which symptom pattern best characterizes Kapha-type depression?
• Which sign is characteristic of kapha-type atisara?
• In Rakta Vaha Srotas, Marga corresponds to which system?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a symptom of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) in the material?
• Which herb is listed as supporting the spleen?
• Which option is a recommended practical step to promote inner healing of depression?
• Microinflammation due to intense or sharp agni causing burned patches of microvilli and malabsorption is seen in which grahani roga type?
• Which herbal formula is included in Vataja Kasa treatment?
• Pippali Asava is described for which dosha combinations?
• Tiksna Agni Creates what type of ajirna?
• What is Mukha of Prana Vaha Srotas?
• Which Jvara is described by pneumonia, chills, cough, breathlessness, and chest pain?
• Which doshic type of hemorrhoids are inflamed and have blood?
• Describe the process of insulin dependent diabetes (type 1).
• Which Jvara includes nausea, vomiting, cough, and yellow sputum?
• Which statement best describes gout deposition in joints?
• Which herb is NOT listed as supporting the liver?
• Which herb is listed to balance estrogen in asrugdhara?
• Transient hypertension is associated with which dosha type?
• According to the samprapti of acne, which factor contributes to skin inflammation?
• Which sequence correctly lists the flow of antakarana from Prana to Atman?
• Rasaśeśajirna is described as which of the following?
• Which daily food item is high in calcium and could help osteoporosis?
• In Kasa management, chyavanprasha is followed by what?
• Which combination of therapies is listed for endometriosis in the material?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an Upadhatu of rasa vaha srotas?
• Which roga is associated with posterior 1/3 tongue coated in brown and related signs?
• A lower motor neuron lesion involves Pitta pushing Kapha in which dhatu?
• Atattvabhinivesh is described as which condition?
• Which herb is used to hold or bind stools in acute diarrhea?
• An episode with memory loss, confusion, loss of consciousness, and violent movement could indicate which condition?
• Svasa originates in Amashaya with which Kapha to cause bronchial spasm?
• What is the samprapti (pathogenesis) of grudrasi?
• Infection with which virus is most commonly associated with cervical dysplasia?
• In the general samprapti of hridaya roga, which doshas are involved in accumulation and subsequent heart involvement?
• Which yogic practice is listed as a chikitsa for BPH?
• What condition is referred to as atisara?
• Which herbal formulations are listed for edema management?
• Describe the process of non-insulin dependent diabetes (type 2).
• What is the pathogenesis (Samprapti) of menorrhagia described here?
• Which is NOT listed as an herb for depression?
• Which statement best describes the core daily practice for addressing depression?
• Which symptom is associated with pitta-type hrday roga lakshana?
• Which of the following best describes Vataja Kasa?
• What doshic disorder is primarily associated with PCOS in the material?
• In Rakta Vaha Srotas, Mula corresponds to which structures?
• Temporal balding is listed as a symptom of which condition in the material?
• Which term is used to describe amenorrhea in Ayurveda?
• Which triad of symptoms indicates jvara (fever) in this material?
• Mala of Majja Dhatu is described as which of the following?
• Which of the following describes the samprapti of Vata Udara?
• Which option describes a remedy for Kapha-type edema?
• Which post-control step is recommended after treating Kapha Jvara?
• For fissures or hemorrhoid dryness, which topical remedy is suggested?
• Intolerance to sour foods and oily foods is described as a feature of which grahani roga type?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an etiological factor of rajyakshma?
• What can be applied topically to the anus when there is dryness from fissures or hemorrhoids?
• Which dietary modification is advised for BPH management?
• What is the Sanskrit term for anorexia and its cause?
• In Upadhatu of Artava, what is Upadhatu?
• What is the diet treatment for IBD?
• Congestive heart failure edema often flares at what time of day?
• General samprapti for hypertension is described as which of the following?
• Which therapy involves nasal administration in apasmar?
• In the atherosclerosis samprapti, which combination best describes the pitta-type mechanism?
• According to the Madhava Nidana sutra, fever (jvara) arises due to dosha accumulation in which organ first?
• In the jvara chikitsa sutra, which term means to lighten the diet to increase cellular metabolism?
• Mamsa gata pitta is described as which conditions?
• Which of the following is a site of Majja dhatu?
• Which practice is core to the recommended routine?
• Which doshic type of hemorrhoids are deep, have a foul smell, and are shiny and white?
• In Ayurveda, the term 'asthi saushirya' corresponds to which condition?
• What is the samprapti (pathogenesis) of endometriosis in the material?
• Which of the following is listed as a cause of shotha?
• Megaloblastic anemia is what dosha type of anemia?
• Which symptom is typical of kapha-type hrday roga lakshana?
• Which lifestyle consideration is explicitly listed as helpful for IBS, focusing on emotional factors?
• Which of the following is a risk factor for heart disease?
• What is the vyadhi pratyanika herb for CFS?
• Which remedy is described for edema of the Pitta type?
• Which symptom is NOT listed for Kapha type grahani roga?
• What does sira kathinya refer to in pathological terms?
• Mamsa gata kapha is described as which features?
• Which sign is typical of vata-type atisara?
• The constellation of enlarged clitoris, persistent acne, menstrual irregularity, cysts on ovaries, facial hair, temporal balding, and increased libido is most characteristic of which condition?
• Which of the following is a sign associated with high cholesterol?
• What describes the samprapti of Pitta Udara?
• Mala in Shukra anatomy corresponds to which feature?
• Which practice is recommended for Vata-type edema?
• General causes of CFS?
• Which statement about primary hypertension is true?
• What is heart disease?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a long-term complication of anorexia nervosa?
• In this context, what does the term 'Dhuman' refer to?
• Jalodara is the Sanskrit term for which modern disease term?
• Which Jvara is described as having cold cough, congestion, a low-grade fever, malaise, clay-colored stool, clear urine, swelling, puffiness of the lower eyelid, excessive sleep, and drooling?
• Which statement is true regarding transient hypertension and the dosha association?
• Vishama Agni create what type of ajirna?
• Vishama Jvara is best described as which concept?
• Which preparation is indicated to reduce cholesterol and excess meda dhatu in prameha?
• In the treatment plan for aharshanam, which herb is listed among the remedies?
• Which dosha type is associated with severe depressive psychosis and self-punishment?
• Which therapeutic item is listed for Mukha Pak but not for Jihva Pak?
• Which of the following is NOT part of general chikitsa for grahani roga?