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Etiology and pathogenesis (2)
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1.Acute: A. invasion of seasonal pathogenic factors (frail skin- wind- Liver is hyperactive, spleen always def) B. Sudden fright. C. Accum of phlegm fire -irreg food intake
2. Chronic: assoc with def (dysentary) 2. Chronic |
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Differentiation of Acute convulsion:
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Unconsciousness, upward gazing, lockjaw, neck rigidity, opisthotonos, contracture of limbs, rapid and wiry pulse
Fever= WH Fever + anorexia, vomiting, ab pain= phlegm heat No fever + Cold, disturbed sleep=Fright |
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Diff. of Chronic Infantile conv
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Emaciation, pale, lassitude, lethargy with eyes open (sp def) Intermittent convulsion, cold limbs, loose stools containing undigest food. Profuse urine. Deep and weak pulse.
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Treatment of Acute convulsion
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Du and Liver. Reduce. Elim heat. suppress wind. Yintang, DU 26, Lv 3
Heat: Du 14, LI 11, Jing Well Convulsion de phlegm heat: SJ 18 (clears ht,convuls), Ren 12 (reg sp/st), LI4, ST 40 Due to fright: Shishencong, PC8 (calm mind), KD 1 |
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TX Pts of Chronic Infantile convulsion
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Ren and Du, reinforcing
DU 20, DU 24 (shenting), REN 4, SP6, ST 36 Yang def of Sp and Kd: BL20, BL23, REN 12 Def of Blood: LV3, KD12 |
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Etiology and pathogenesis (2)
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1.Acute: A. invasion of seasonal pathogenic factors (frail skin- wind- Liver is hyperactive, spleen always def) B. Sudden fright. C. Accum of phlegm fire -irreg food intake
2. Chronic: assoc with def (dysentary) 2. Chronic |
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Differentiation of Acute convulsion:
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Unconsciousness, upward gazing, lockjaw, neck rigidity, opisthotonos, contracture of limbs, rapid and wiry pulse
Fever= WH Fever + anorexia, vomiting, ab pain= phlegm heat No fever + Cold, disturbed sleep=Fright |
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Diff. of Chronic Infantile conv
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Emaciation, pale, lassitude, lethargy with eyes open (sp def) Intermittent convulsion, cold limbs, loose stools containing undigest food. Profuse urine. Deep and weak pulse.
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Treatment of Acute convulsion
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Du and Liver. Reduce. Elim heat. suppress wind. Yintang, DU 26, Lv 3
Heat: Du 14, LI 11, Jing Well Convulsion de phlegm heat: SJ 18 (clears ht,convuls), Ren 12 (reg sp/st), LI4, ST 40 Due to fright: Shishencong, PC8 (calm mind), KD 1 |
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TX Pts of Chronic Infantile convulsion
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Ren and Du, reinforcing
DU 20, DU 24 (shenting), REN 4, SP6, ST 36 Yang def of Sp and Kd: BL20, BL23, REN 12 ( add LV 8 in clinic) Def of Blood: LV3, KD12 |
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Pts of San Shen and purpose
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DU 20, DU 24, GB 13.... sometimes Yintang
Calms Spirit. pt needles toward eyes. |
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Etiology and Pathog. of Infantile Diarrhea
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** most freq occur in summer and fall
*weak sp/st, irreg diet, contamin. food, improper atending |
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Differ of Infantile Diarrhea
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Ab. distension by borborygmi and freq fits of pain. Pain is followed by bowel mvmt, better after. Sticky tongue coating, rolling and full pulse.
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Treatment of Inf. Convulsion
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Sp and St meridians
ST 25, ST 37, Sifeng De overfeeding: Ren 11, REN 6 (remove stag and strengthen sp/st) De Damp Heat: LI 11, LI4, SP9 |
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Etiology and Pathogenesis of Infantile Malnutrition
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Irregular food intake: impair sp/st
Improper nursing, parasitosis, debility due to chronic illness |
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Differentiation of Infant malnu.
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gradual onset of fever, tiday fever, dry mouth, abdominal distension, diarrhea with offensive odor, ricewater like urine, crying with irritability and anorexia.
Abnormal intake of food with irreg hunger or strange cravings: parasitosis. |
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Treatment of Infant Malnut
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Spleen and Stomach meridians. (Lv/Gb) Ren 10, BL21, BL20, ST 36, Sifeng, SP3
Baichongwou (100 parasites) for parasitosis. Reinforce spleen and remove stag Dan nang xue: 1 cun below GB 34 SP 15 (for intestines) |
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#1 channel to treat Wei Syndrome
#1 reason for Wei syndrome |
Yangming
Heat in the lung |
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Etiology and Pathogenesis of Infantile Paralysis
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range of wei syndrome. Mainly pathogenic Wind, Damp, and Heat. Qi and blood fail to nourish
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Differentiation of Infantile paralysis
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Muscular Sclerosis. Paralysis of different parts of the body. Most damage to Kidney (bones) and Liver (tendons).
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Treatment of Infantile paralysis
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Yangming Meridians. Upper Limbs: LI 15, LI11, LI4, SJ5, DU 14, BL 10
Lower: ST 31, ST36, St 41, Gb30, Gb34, Gb 39, Sp 6, Bl 60 Huatoujiaji at lumbar Ab paralysis: St 21, St 25, Ren 4 |
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Needle technique to tonification
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move in clockwise, little backwards to ensure it doesn't get stuck. Count to ten while slowly twisting needle, lil back each time.
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1,2,3,4,56,7,8,9
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1-Yi, 2-Er, 3-San, 4-Si, Wu-5,6-Liu, 7-qi, 8-ba, 9-Jiu
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Pts of San Shen and purpose
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DU 20, DU 24, GB 13.... sometimes Yintang
Calms Spirit. pt needles toward eyes. |
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Etiology and Pathog. of Infantile Diarrhea
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** most freq occur in summer and fall
*weak sp/st, irreg diet, contamin. food, improper atending |
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Differ of Infantile Diarrhea
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Ab. distension by borborygmi and freq fits of pain. Pain is followed by bowel mvmt, better after. Sticky tongue coating, rolling and full pulse.
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Treatment of Inf. Convulsion
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Sp and St meridians
ST 25, ST 37, Sifeng De overfeeding: Ren 11, REN 6 (remove stag and strengthen sp/st) De Damp Heat: LI 11, LI4, SP9 |
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Etiology and Pathog of Mumps
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pathogen that enters mouth and nose. Obstructs Shaoyang- causing obstruc of qi and blood
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Differentiation of Mumps
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Chills and fever, redness, pain and swellin in unilateral or bilateral parotid regions, and dysmasesia (diff mastication).
Heat, pain, swelling in parotid region and/or testies. Dry moth, constipation. Drk urine. Sup and rapid pulse. |
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Treatment of mumps
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pots of shaoyang and yangming.
Superficial needle with reducing method: ST6, SJ 17, SJ5, LI 11, LI4, chills and fever: Lu7 High fever: Du 14, Ting Well pts. Swelling and pain of testis: Lv2, Lv8, Lv5 MOXA: SJ 20 |
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For babies with Colic
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rub both clockwise and counterclockwise on belly.
Ren 12, Ren 11, St 36, Sifeng, LI11, Moxa Sp3. SJ5 |
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Methods of needling
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6- Yin number 9- Yang number 3x9= 27 7x7= 49 tonify yan, shaoyang 9x9=81 Lao Yang 3x6=18-most used 6x6=36 -most used Tonify: needle after exhalation, remove at inhalation |
