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chest, sensitive

Inner chest, sensitive ☞ pressure

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5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 1

chin. China Officinalis

4 of 5 marks 10

lyc. Lycopodium Clavatum con. Conium Maculatum asc-t. Asclepias Tuberosa seneg. Senega helon. Helonias Dioica crot-h. Crotalus Horridus kali-bi. Kali Bichromicum bar-c. Baryta Carbonica calc. Calcarea Carbonica led. Ledum Palustre

3 of 5 marks 6

rhus-t. Rhus Toxicodendron sec. Secale Cornutum bry. Bryonia Alba ran-s. Ranunculus Sceleratus plb. Plumbum Metallicum ail. Ailanthus

1 of 5 marks 13

zinc. Zincum Metallicum crot-t. Croton Tiglium chlol. Chloralum bor. Borax meph. Mephitis med. Medorrhinum ziz. Zizia Aurea lact. Lactuca Virosa coch. Cochlearia Armoracia benz-ac. Benzoic Acid. cist. Cistus Canadensis carb-s. Carboneum Sulphuratum ang. Angustura Vera

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Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 797 — INNER CHEST AND LUNGS; INNER; chest, sensitive