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clinical significance: floating pulse
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exterior pattern- and rarely anemia or cancer
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clinical significance: deep pulse
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interior condition
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clinical significance: deep and weak pulse
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deficiency of qi and yang
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clinical significance: deep and full pulse
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either interior stasis of blood or qi
or interior cold or heat |
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clinical significance: slow pulse
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cold pattern
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how many beats per respiration cycle in a slow pulse?
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3 beats per respiration cycle
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clinical significance: slow and empty pulse
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yang deficiency- (empty cold)
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clinical significance: slow and full pulse
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excess cold
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clinical significance: rapid pulse
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heat pattern
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clinical significance: rapid and empty pulse
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deficiency heat pattern
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clinical significance: rapid and full pulse
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excess heat pattern
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how many beats per resp. cycle in a rapid pulse?
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more than five
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clinical significance: empty pulse
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qi deficiency
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what does and empty pulse feel like?
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big but soft
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clinical significance: full pulse
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excess pattern
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what does a full pulse feel like?
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rather hard and rather long
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clinical significance: slippery pulse
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phlegm, dampness, food retention or pregnancy
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clinical significance: choppy pulse
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blood deficiency or fluid exhaustion- occuring after profuse prolonged sweat or vomit
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name the three floating pulses
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floating, hollow, leather
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name the three deep pulses
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deep, firm , hidden
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name the two slow pulses
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slow and knotted
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name the four rapid pulses
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rapid, hasty, hurried, moving
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name the seven empty pulses
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empty, weak, fine, minute, weak/floating, short and scattered
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name the five full pulses
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full, overflowing, wiry, tight, long
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