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43 Cards in this Set
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What are the two primary manifestations of stagnate qi?
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Pain and Distention
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List 2 symptoms of qi stagnating in the following areas:
chest SP/ST Liver |
Chest - chest and back pain, coughing, and SOB
Spleen/stomach - epigastric and abdominal pain/distention, belching, acid regurgitation, and irregular BM Liver - pain and distention in the chest and hypochondria, or other problems such as hernial d/o, irregular menses, dysmenorrhea |
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Escape Restraint Pill
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Yue Ju Wan
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Yue Ju Wan herbs
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Xiang Fu 6-12g Regulate Qi
Cang Zhu 6-12g Aro Transf Damp Chuan Xiong 6-12g Move Blood Shan Zhi Zi 6-12g Clear Heat Quell Fire Shen Qu 6-12g Food Stagnation |
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Yue Ju Wan: What is the overall pattern?
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Constraint due to stagnant Qi
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Yue Ju Wan: The condition of the liver has led to the disturbance of what 3 basic factors?
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Qi – Blood - Fire
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Yue Ju Wan: What is the chief herb?
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Xiang Fu
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Pinellia & Magnolia Bark Decoction
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Ban Xia Hou Po Tang
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Ban Xia Hou Po Tang herbs
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Ban Xia 9-12g Transform Cold Phlegm
Hou Po 9g Aro Transf Damp Fu Ling 12g Drain Damp Sheng Jiang 15g Dispel WC Zi Su Ye 6g Dispel WC |
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Ban Xia Hou Po Tang : This condition is known as
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Plum pit Qi
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Ban Xia Hou Po Tang : In addition to moving qi, list 2 other actions.
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Dissipates clumps, directs rebellious qi downward and transforms phlegm
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Ban Xia Hou Po Tang : What is the chief herb?
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Ban Xia
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Ban Xia Hou Po Tang : In addition to constrained qi & phlegm, name 1 of the 2 possible causes?
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Fire from constraint – Qi and Blood Deficiency
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Warm the Liver Decoction
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Nuan Gan Jian
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Nuan Gan Jian herbs
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Xiao Hui Xiang 6g Warm Int Dispel Cold
Wu Yao 6g Regulate Qi Chen Xiang 3g Regulate Qi Dang Gui 6-9g Tonify Blood Gou Qi Zi 9g Tonify Blood Rou Gui 3-6g Warm Int Dispel Cold Fu Ling 6g Drain Damp Sheng Jiang 3-5 pcs Dispel WC |
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Nuan Gan Jian: This is cold type
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Cold Type Hernial Disorder
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Nuan Gan Jian: What is causing the qi to stagnate?
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Cold from Deficiency of the Liver and Kidneys
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Nuan Gan Jian: Name 1 of the 2 deputy herbs which move qi and alleviate pain in the lower abdomen.
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Wu Yao – Chen Xiang
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Nuan Gan Jian: What 2 herbs are combined to tonify and warm the liver & kidney?
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Rou Gui – Gou Qi Zi
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Nuan Gan Jian: If the cold is severe, name 1 of the 3 herbs which can be added?
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Wu Zhu Yu – Fu Zi – Gan Jiang
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Tangerine Seed Pill
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Ju He Wan
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Ju He Wan herbs
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Ju He 30g Regulate Qi
Jin Ling Zi 30g Regulate Qi Mu Xiang 15g Regulate Qi Tao Ren 30g Move Blood Yan Hu Suo 15g Move Blood Rou Gui 15g Warm Int Dispel Cold Mu Tong 15g Drain Damp Hou Po 15g Aro Transf Damp Zhi Shi 15g Regulate Qi Hai Zao 30g Transform Hot Phlegm Kun Bu 30g Transform Hot Phlegm Hai Dai 30g Transform Hot Phlegm |
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Ju He Wan: This is hernial disorder, what is the overall pattern?
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Damp Cold invading the Liver Channel
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Ju He Wan: Is this fundamentally a kidney channel or liver channel pathology?
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Liver
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Ju He Wan: The congealing of damp phlegm, as well as qi stasis and blood stasis manifests as rock like hardness of the ____ and a colicky pain that reaches to the ____
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testicles - umbilicus
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Ju He Wan: Name 1 of the 2 herbs to invigorate the blood and dissipate clumps?
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Tao Ren – Yan Hu Suo
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Ju He Wan: Identify 1 of the 3 herbs to soften hardness & dissipate clumps?
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Hai Zao – Hai Dai – Kun Bu
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Ju He Wan: Name 2 bio-meds?
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Hydrocele – orchitis - epididymitis
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These formulas are used to treat rebellious qi of which 2 organs?
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Lung and Stomach
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Perillia Fruit Decoction for Directing Qi Downward
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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang
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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang herbs
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Su Zi 9-12g Stop Cough/Wheezing
Ban Xia 6-9g Transform Cold Phlegm Qian Hu 6-9g Transform Hot Phlegm Hou Po 3-6g Aro Transf Damp Chen Pi 6-9g Regulate Qi Dang Gui 6-9g Tonify Blood Rou Gui 1.5-3g Warm Int Dispel Cold Da Zao 3-4 pc Tonify Qi Gan Cao 3-4.5g Tonify Qi Su Ye 5 leaves Dispel WC Sheng Jiang 2 slices Dispel WC |
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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang: This is a respiratory disorder, what is it called?
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Excess above and deficiency below
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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang: What causes the disturbance of water metabolism, leading to edema?
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Kidney Yang Deficiency
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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang: Name any 2 of the 4 principle ingredients used to expel phlegm?
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Ban Xia – Hou Po -
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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang: Which herb treats deficiency below, warms the kidney, and grasps the qi?
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Rou Gui
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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang: Name 2 bio-meds.
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Chronic bronchitis – emphysema – bronchial asthma – cardiac asthma
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Arrest Wheezing Decoction
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Ding Chuan Tang
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Ding Chuan Tang herbs
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Yin Xing 9g Astringent
Ma Huang 9g Dispel WC Ban Xia 9g Cold Phlegm Su Zi 6g Stop Cought/Wheezing Kuan Dong Hua 9g Stop Cough/Wheezing Xing Ren 4.5g Stop Cough/Wheezing Sang Bai Pi 9g Stop Cough/Wheezing Huang Qin 4.5g Clear Heat Dry Damp Gan Cao 3g Tonify Qi |
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Ding Chuan Tang: This is wheezing caused by ____ constraining the exterior and ____ smoldering in the interior
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Wind cold - phlegm heat
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Ding Chuan Tang: How does the presence of heat arise in this condition?
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Constrained Qi
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Ding Chuan Tang: Which of this formulas 2 chief herbs transforms phlegm, constrains leakage of lung qi, and arrests wheezing?
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Yin Xing
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Ding Chuan Tang: Name 1 of the 2 herbs used to drain heat from the lungs?
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Sang bai pi – huang qin
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Ding Chuan Tang: Name 1 of the 2 formulas used to treat asthma with more pronounced heat?
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Ma xing she gan tang – xie bai san
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