This document contains 75 multiple choice questions related to various alternative and complementary medicine topics such as yoga, acupuncture, chiropractic, herbalism, aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, naturopathy, therapeutic touch, and mud therapy. The questions cover definitions, origins, techniques, applications, and principles of different alternative medicine domains.

1. Khyber Medical University
(1):Treatment by color is called___________________.
a):phototherapy (b):herbalism (c):chromatography (d):yoga
(2):The Alexander technique is a way of ______ to move mind fully.
a):learning (b):life (c):treatment (d):walking
(3):_____ is form of drug free invasive manual medicine that focuses on t otal body health.
a):chiropractic (b):osteopathy (c):reflaxopathy (d): Alexander Technique
(4):The rationale of chiropractic hinges on _______postulates.
a):2 (b):3 (c):4 (d): 5
(5):aroma therapy is the treatment by _______
a):liquids (b):smell (c):taste (d):color
(6:Pressure makes us tense and tension can cause illness and __________
a):pain (b):anxiety (c): anger (d): phobia
(7:In ____ Dr Hahnemann stated that there are 3 ways of healing
a): 1796 (b):1798 (c):1799 (d): 1791
(8:Healing opposite by opposite,contraria contraries i.e______.
(a)homoeopathy (b) radiotherapy (c)Allopathy (d) Isopathy
(9:the homoeopathy takes the human body as a ________
a):parts (b): separately (c):organic (d):whole
(10:By sick Hahnemann meant ___________of the whole man.
a):health (b):disease (c):sickness (d): treatment
11: Europeans of 17th
and 18th
centuries were not aware of ______.
a.massage b. bathing c. soap d.Medicine
12:In process of bathing 1st
let your___________getting float on the water.
(a)hands (b) legs (c)face (d)feet
13:Bath of pure water proves a partially _________method of treatment
(a)massage (b)palliation (c)curative (d)superficial
14.Warm bath is very essential for the treatment of _________
a)pimples (b)fever (c)insomnia (d)leprosy
15:Because of the _______________ differential in the counseling relationship, the risk of
exploitation is high.
a. power b. training c. gender d. age
16:The first formal ethics code was adopted by the American Psychological Association (APA)..
a. 1943 b.1933 c.1953 d. 1973
17:The American Psychological Association´s (APA) ethics committee is charged with reviewing
the ethics code every _______ years.
a. 7 b. 2 c. 10 d. 5
18:Which of the following perspectives has had the most significant influence on ethica
l practice in the last 35 years?
a. intercultural b. Existential c. feminist multicultural d. behavioral
19:Which of the following is NOT an intention of the general principles of the APA Ethics Code?

2. A . inspirational b . sanctionable c. ideal d. educational
20: American Counseling Association´s (ACA) Code of Ethics is revised every _______ years.
a 5 b. 2 c. 7 d. 15
21:A move away from a strict ban on ________ was a characteristic of the 2005 revision of the
American Counseling Association´s Code of Ethics.
a. payment in kind b. bartering c. dual or multiple relationships d. using
clients as research participants
22. The term Yoga is said to mean.
a. The union of the sun, moon, and earth b. The union of mind, body & spirit in
communication and awareness c. The union mind, soul, and body
23. Duhka is said to mean.
a. Yoga postures sequences that are arranged sequentially b. Eight limbs of yoga practice
c. Bad space or energy, translated as pain or sorrow
24. An asana is defined as.
a. Posture or devoted to the practice of the yoga postures b. A victory breath or ocean
breath c. deep breath
25. chakra is .
A . Three part breath b. Said to be "the wheel of light" that refers to the seven physical areas
of the body c. Shining skull breath
26. Hatha means.
a . Ha=Sun, Tha=Moon; representing duality in balance b. Life force, energy that moves
through all earthly things c. Union of mind, body and spirit
27- Electro acupuncture:
(a) Encephalins are released at 1–2 Hz. (b) Encephalins are released at 12–15 Hz. (c)
Encephalins are released at 100 Hz or above. (d) Endorphin is released at 100 Hz or above.
28- Acupoints and meridians:
(a) A meridian is a predetermined anatomical point where an
acupuncture needle is positioned. (b) A meridian describes a channel for energy flow in the
body. (c) Meridians exceed 400 in number. (d) There are 20 known acupoints on the body.
29- The mechanism of action of acupuncture:
(a) Needling attenuates the release of opioids in the body. (b) Local blood flow is reduced at
the acupoint, thereby reducing
inflammation. (c) Acupuncture is thought to block the meso-limbic loop in the
brain. (d) Acupuncture is thought to attenuate the serotinergic system in the brain.
30- Acupuncture has a proven role in the treatment of:
(a) Trigeminal neuralgia. (b) Cervico-brachial syndrome. (c) Dental pain
(d) Post operative nausea.
31:The following are absolute contraindications to acupuncture:
(a) Systemic sepsis. (b) Concurrent anticoagulant drugs. (c) Cellulitis. (d) Burns.
32:Yoga originated in:
a :China b :Thailand c :India d :Russi
33:A ___________isa gentle manipulation of the skin and superfiicial muscle layers
a : bath b : chiropractic c :massage d :reflexopathy
34;sweedish massase consists of _________ esseutial stsores .
A:1 (b) 2 (c) 4 (d 5
35; pressure makes us tense and tenision can cause illniss and___________
a) Pain (b) anxiety (c) anger (d) phobia.
36; aroma therapy is treatment by __________
a. Liquids (b) smell (c) taste (d) colors
37:The electrohomoeopathy is an invention of count__________
(a)Fried (b) Hahnemann (c) Mattei (d) Pausteur
38:The abbreviation of therapeutic touch is ___________
(a) Th.t (b)T.Tc (c) T.T (d)Tt
39:Most topical applications are ___________extractions of herbs.
(a) flowers (b) oils (c)perfumes (d)pastes
40:__________as in aroma therapy can be used as a mood changing treatment.
(a)Inhalation (b)suppression (c)application (d)dynamization
41:Herbal _____________were 1st
used in China
(a)ointment (b)tea (c)soup (d) oil
42:according to Jacobsen yoga has _________meanings
(a) 4 (b)2 (c)5 (d)6
43:a key indication of pain or discomfort is lack of __________
(a) face (b)sensalion (c)sleep (d) anxiety
44:in reflexopathy tips of toes indicates _______
(a)the brain (b)the head (c)liver (d) kidneys

3. 45:the heart and chest are around the ___________
(a)neck (b) head (c)ball (d)heart
46: low back and intestine are towards the ____________
(a)face (b) heels (c) heart (d)liver
47:zone theory was presented in_____________
(a) 1930 (b) 1932 (c)1934 (d)1924
48:_________is useful in condition of stiff joints
(a)mud therapy (b)herbalism (c) yoga (d) massage
49:________is rich in minerals and also retains water .
(a) sand (b)moormud (c)blackmud (d) oil
50:___________used mud from dead sea for her beauty
(a)Elizbeth (b)noorjahan (c)Cleopatra (d)Razia sultana
51: mud therapy could be used in ________froms
(a) 2 (b) 3 (c)5 (d) 6
52: mud is a good hair conditioner and is good for _________
(a)taste (b) skin (c)kidneys (d)houses
53: hydrotherapy formerly called _____________
(a)chiropractic (b)aromatherapy (c)hydropathy (d) bath
54: whirlpool also creates an unwanted risk of ____________infection
(a) viral (b)fungal (c) bacterial (d)protozoal
55 :naturo pathy practice is based on a belief in the body,s abilily to heal itself through_or force.
(a)vital energy (b)vital force (c)immunity (d)medicinal
56 :batch flower remedis were discovered by Dr batch a ______ physician.
(a)Homeopath (b)Allopath (c)Accupuncture (d)Hakeem
57:Chiropractic was invendted by d.d palmer on sep 18________
(a)1695 (b)1895 (c)1795 (d)1995
58:chiropractic are divided into )___________
(a) single (b)double (c)angular (d) straight
59:bony displacements cause ______________
(a)nerve (b)muscular (c)cellular (d)vascular
60:the alexander technicque is an intelligent way to solve __________problems.
(a)body (b)mind (c)muscular (d)nervous
61: osteopaths use a broad range _________ on techniques including soft tissue stetching.
(a)head (b)foot (c)hand (d)nerves
62: yoga gurus from ___________later intoduce yoga to the west.
(a) japan (b)china (c)englend (d)india
63: according to Jacobsen yoga has __________principal meanings.
(a)three (b)four (c)five (d)six
64: mud is an important element of ___________.
(a)treatement (b)therapy (c)nature (d)sea
65: mud therpy can be used in ______________froms.
(a) 2 (b)3 (c) 4 (d) 5
66: mud can absord ______from human body the refore is usefull in preventing many diseases
(a)water (b)minerals (c)toxins (d)vitamins
67; mud is good hair conditioner and is good for ____________
a. health (b)eczema (c)digestion (d) skin pp
68; therapeutic touch is a registered trade marks in __________
(a) usa (b)canda (c)france (d)spain
69; yoga as a disciplined method for attaninng a__________
(a)goal (b) health (c)treatment (d) therapy
70; whirling water movement provided by mechanical pumps has been used in water tank since
at last the _____s
(a) 1920 (b)1930 (c)1940 (d) 1950
71; mud found in different parts of the world has different _____________
(a)colouer (b)shapes (c)propertutic (d) solubilities
72; ; illustrations of yoga are found in hindu texture like ____________
(a) Bible (b) Ramain (c)Bhagwat Gita (d) Maha Bharat
73. yoga as a goal of ____________practice
a. Medical b .physical C .pyschological d. yoga
74;. book about therapeutic touch trick or treatment was written by __________
(a) edzard ernest (b)emilyrosa (c)dora kunz (d)krieger
75. yama is .
a. Flexible, pliable or adaptable b. The five universal commandments of not harming
anyone, truth, non-stealing, godly, chaste life, greedless c. The devoted practice of yoga
posturesd.the school of thought