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18 Cards in this Set
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1. In exterior syndrome, sweating suggests ( ).
A: invasion by wind-heat B: invaison by wind-cold C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
A
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2. The causative factor(s) of frequent spontaneous sweating exacerbated by sliglh
exertion is/are ( ). A: deficiency of yang Qi B: weakness of defensive Qi C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
B
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3. Lethargy accompanied by dizziness and heaviness of the head usually suggests
( ). A: accumulation of phlegm-damp in the interior B: deficiency of Qi and blood C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
A
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4. Constant diarrhea before daybreak usually relates to ( ).
A: weakness and cold of the spleen and stomach B: deficiency of spleen kidney yang C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
B
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5. Deficiency of blood of the heart and liver is manifested in ( ).
A: palpitation, dream-disturbed sleep, vertigo and poor memory B: poor appetite, abdominal distention, loose stool, and lassitude C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
A
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6. Deficiency of Qi of the spleen is manifested in ( ).
A: palpitation, dream-disturbed sleep, vertigo and poor memory B: poor appetite, abdominal distention, loose stool, and lassitude C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
B
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7. Deficiency of the heart and spleen is manifested in ( ).
A: palpitation, dream-disturbed sleep, vertigo and poor memory B: poor appetite, abdominal distention, loose stool, and lassitude C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
C
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8. Damp-heat of the liver and gallbladder is often manifested in ( ).
A: vertigo and tinnitus B: afternoon fever and night sweating C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
D
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9. Deficiency of liver yin is often manifested in ( ).
A: vertigo and tinnitus B: afternoon fever and night sweating C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
C
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10. Wiry (string-taut) pulse (xuan mai) often suggests ( ).
A: deficiency of liver yin . B: flare-up of liver yang C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
C
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11. Thready pulse (xi mai) often suggests ( ).
A: deficiency of liver yin . B: flare-up of liver yang C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
D
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12. A prolonged menstrual cycle with scanty light-coloured discharge usually
suggests ( ). A: deficiency syndrome B: cold syndrome C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
C
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13. Pre-menstrual distending pain in the lower abdominal region which intensifies when pressure is applied, and a dark purplish menstrual flow with clots suggests
( ). A: deficiency syndrome B: cold syndrome C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
D
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14. Post-menstrual lower abdominal pain that is reduced when pressure is applied
and a light-reddish menstrual flow scanty in amount suggests ( ). A: deficiency syndrome B: cold syndrome C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
A
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1. ( ) is indicated in treating headache and/or hypertension
A. three-edged needles B: subcutaneous needles C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
C
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2. ( ) is indicated in treating acute lumbar sprain, tonsillitis, etc
A. three-edged needles B: subcutaneous needles C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
A
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3. Which of the above statements regarding the depth of needle insertion is correct?
( ) A: The deeper a needle is inserted, the better the result. B: The needle is inserted only deep enough to produce the arrival of Qi (De Qi). |
B
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4. Both reinforcement and reduction
needling techniques can be applied to ( ). A: the same patient during one treatment B: the same patient over several treatments C: both A and B D: neither A nor B |
C
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