In the four basic steps of repertorization, what is the next step after selecting relevant rubrics?

• A. Record symptoms
• B. Select relevant rubrics
• C. Compare remedies for the best totality match
• D. Search for remedies that match the rubrics

Answer: (D)

After you’ve identified the rubrics that describe the patient, the next move in repertorization is to search for remedies that match those rubrics. This means scanning the repertory to see which remedies are associated with the selected symptoms and compiling a list of candidate remedies whose proving covers the set of rubrics you’ve chosen. This step sets up the pool of remedies you’ll then compare to determine which best aligns with the totality of the patient’s case. Recording the symptoms or finalizing the remedy typically comes later, after you’ve established the best totality match.