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74 Cards in this Set
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Which Syndrome Follows
False Shen? |
Eyesight suddenly bright
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Diagnostic method include
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observation, auscultation/olfaction, inquiry and palpation
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Irregular streaks or cracks on the tongue
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+ pale= bld+Qi Deff.
+ red= empty heat consuming BF(menopouse: Lv+Kd yin deff.) |
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A thin and dry red tongue indicates
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Hyperactivity of fire due to deficiency of yin
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A granular tongue coating indicates
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-excessive yang heat (turbid qi of stomach upward)
-retention of turbid phlegm -retention of food |
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Slippery coating
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cold damp and upward flooding of harmful water
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Depression is most probably due to
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Stagnation of phlegm which confuses the mind.
Cold syndrome that can become a fire one. |
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Blackish complexion indicates
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-Kd deff.
-cold and blood stasis -fluid retention synd. (dark circles around the eyes) -xcess damp (confines function of Kd ans Sp Yang) |
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A pale tongue w/moist and white coating is present
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Dampness + cold
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deep red tongue w/moist on the side
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Dampness in the
Lv and GB |
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Which is the best light for observing
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Natural
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Thin tongue indicates
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Bld+or BF deff.(empty heat consuming fluids)
+ pale= Bld.+ Qi deff + red= yin deff. |
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Black tongue coating, yellowish, dry w/thorns indicates
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Xtreme heat
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A pale black and slippery tongue coating implies
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Xcessive cold
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yellow color of face does not indicate
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Yin deff
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Black tongue coating may not indicate
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Bld deff.
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Varied complexion (facial and skin) in correspondance to the variation of the seasons and climates
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-Spring=Slightly bluish
-Summer= reddish -Late Summer= yellowish -Autumn=witish -Winter= black |
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For Qi Deficiency, the face is
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Pale and shiny
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For Blood Deficiency, the face is
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Pale and Dim
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Malar flush in the afternoon or in the evening indicates
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Yin deficiency
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A normal tongue is
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proper size, good shen, slightly red in color, with a thin white coating which is neither dry nor over moist
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Irregular streaks or cracks on a tongue that is pale, indicates
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Bld+Qi Deficiency
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A thin dry and deep red tongue indicates
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hyperactivity of fire due to Yin Deficiency
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The cracks on the tongue are not deep, and remain there all the time unchanged
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Normal
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Inspection of the index finger vein is applicable for kids
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under 3 years old
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child index vein, consists of
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Three Guan:
- Wind, base of the finger - Qi, middle - life, upper |
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Thin and frothy sputum
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wind sputum due to the pathogenic wind attacking the lung
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Whitish, thin or blackish sputum
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cold sputum due to the consumption of yang qi by cold
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Whitish, sleepery and easily expectorated sputum
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damp sputum due to deficiency of spleen and excess of dampness
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Scanty, sticky sputum, difficult to expectorate
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dry sputum due pathogenic dryness, attacking lung and consuming fluid in exogenous desease
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Yellowish and sticky sputum
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Heat-sputum produced by exogenous wind heat
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Light yellow, dry and lusterless complexion is called
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sallow complexion, due to SP+ST Qi deficiency or Qi and Blood deficiency
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yellowish complexion w/facial dropsy is called
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yellowish obesity due to deficiency of Sp and internal accumulation of Dampness
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A pale and dry coating implies
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excessive cold due to yang def.
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Geographic tongue coating
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consumption of Qi and yin of ST
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Inspection of gums.
Reddish, swelling and painful |
ST fire
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Purplish and brownish lips
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Xtreme Xcess of Stagnant heat
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Lips are red as cherries
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Poisoning by coal gas
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Bright Red Lips
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Yin def. and Xcess of fire
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Blackish color around the mouth
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Kd Yin def.
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Five wheels theory.
The canthi, pertaining to the heart is known as |
blood wheel
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Five wheels theory.
The eyelids pertaining to the Sp is known as |
Muscle wheel
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Five wheels theory.
The white part of the eye, pertaining to the lung, is known as |
Qi Wheel
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Five wheels theory.
The black part of the eye, pertaining to the liver, is known as |
Wind wheel
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Five wheels theory.
the pupil, pertaining to the kidney, is known as |
Water wheel
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Deviated tongue
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windstroke or early threatening signs of windstroke
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Symptoms:
mild fever, chills and cold, tongue: light red w/thin white coating |
wind-cold external
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Symptoms:
afternoon or evening fever, fever sensation on five centers. tongue: red and peeled |
Yin def.
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Aversion to cold and fever occur alteratively
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tai yin desease
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spontaneous sweating, specially after physical movement
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Qi or yang def.
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Distending pain
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qi stagnation
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Weighty pain
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Damp blocking Qi and blood
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Pulling pain
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liver wind
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Hollow pain
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Blood deficiency
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Dull pain
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Cold Syndromes of deficiency tipe
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Chest Sweating with lassitude, anorexia, palpitation and insomnia
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SP+HT def.
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Sweating over half of the body
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wind dampness blocking the meridians
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loose stool following dry feces in defecation is due to
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weakeness of the Sp+St
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Stool mingled w/pus, bld. and mucus is due to
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Damp heat in the intestines
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Bland taste in the mouth
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Sp+St Qi def.
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Bitter taste
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liver fire
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Sour Taste
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liver Qi Stasis invading Stomach
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Salty taste
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Kd def.
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Blurred Vision, night blindness
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Liver blood stasis
liver and kidney def. |
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clear and profuse urine
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Cold syndrome def.
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Prinking pain
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blood stasis
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burning pain
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Yin def.
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Spontaneous urination during sleep is called enuresis, ususally caused by
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Kd Qi def.
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Profuse cold sweating w/pale face, cold limbs
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Yang exhaustion Syndrome
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Head sweating w/reddish complexion and thirst
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damp heat in the middle triple warmer
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Foul breath is usually due to
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St heat
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Dull pain over the sides of waist with slow onset is due to
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Kidney Def.
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Normally a person urinates
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3-5 x daytime and 0-1 x night
Total volume: 1,200-2,000 ml |
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Pain of the tongue is usually due to
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Fire Xcess in the liver, HT and St.
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