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yang def conf symptoms
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aversion to cold/cold limbs
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aversion to cold/cold limbs=conf sign of?
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yang def
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difference between fire and heat?
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fire causes tissue to be turned to puss
and gives red eyes |
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red eyes and pustules, carbuncles, etc are differentiation between what and what?
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heat and fire
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phlegm moves with what?
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chi
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what can only be indogenous and moves with chi
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phlegm
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damp can be what and moves how?
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exogenous and indogenous and moves down
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exogenous and indogenous and moves down?
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damp
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confirming symptoms of yin excess
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heavy sensation, feels to tired to exercise, aggravated by rest
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heavy sensation, feels to tired to exercise, aggravated by rest
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confirming symptoms of yin excess
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yin excess confirming signs
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sticky greasy thick coating
wiry slippery pulse |
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other symptoms of yin excess
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edema, dizziness, cloudiness, soreness of limbs, dull achy, poor appetite, nausea vomiting, scanty turbid or scanty urine, loose stool, copius white luckorrhea,
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sticky greasy thick coating
wiry slippery pulse |
yin excess confirming signs
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edema, dizziness, cloudiness, soreness of limbs, dull achy, poor appetite, nausea vomiting, scanty turbid or scanty urine, loose stool, copius white luckorrhea,
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other symptoms of yin excess
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exema is caused by?
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damp blocking channels turns to heat and causes sticky muck that does not move... comes up through skin
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treatment principle for damp
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percolate, drain, eliminate=pee out, or poop out
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points to treat damp
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SP9, SP6, UB32 (lower jiao excess), REN12(front mu of ST and confluent of all yang organs, for excess from middle jiao), if these don't do it can use REN9 to tap KD energy to jump start
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Phlegm confirming symptom
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disturbed shen
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phlegm confirming signs
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tongue- greasy, flabby
pulse- wiry/slippery or both |
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symptoms for phlegm
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dizziness, distention in epigast/abdomin, poor appetite, sticky sputum not copious, **disturbed shen**
all shen related symptoms are _____ related |
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dizziness, distention in epigast/abdomin, poor appetite, sticky sputum not copious, **disturbed shen**
all shen related symptoms are _____ related |
symptoms for phlegm
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treatment principle for phlegm
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regulate chi, resolve/eliminate phlegm
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points for phlegm
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LV2, ST40, PC6, REN12 (sends down), SJ10 (dissolves)
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tongue- greasy, flabby
pulse- wiry/slippery or both |
phlegm confirming signs
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best point for phlegm nodules/scrofulas
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SJ10
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heat confirming symptoms 2
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aversion to heat, restless mind
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heat symptoms 5
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dark scanty urine, bites nails (due to stress), hot limbs, dry hard stool
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aversion to heat, restless mind
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heat confirming symptoms 2
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dark scanty urine, bites nails (due to stress), hot limbs, yellow urine, dry hard stool
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heat symptoms 5
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cold confirming symptoms 2
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aversion to cold, cold extremities
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heat confirming signs
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tongue-red w/yellow coat
pulse- rapid |
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tongue-red w/yellow coat
pulse- rapid |
heat confirming signs
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cold symptoms
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clear urine, loose stool
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clear urine, loose stool
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cold symptoms
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upper heat
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LU- sinus congestion
ST- belching, nausea, throw up st chi goes up not down |
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lower cold can be 4 things?
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yang def,SP yang def, SP chi def, KD yang def
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lower cold symptoms
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diarreah, loose stool
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confirm symptom of sp def
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cough a lot, almost throw up, loose stool w undigested food
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what does sp def do or not do
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yang does not send chi up to give clear mind and appetite, chi does not go to all limbs but goes down... makes you tired all the time
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cough a lot, almost throw up, loose stool w undigested food
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confirm symptom of sp def
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stool has no odor
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sp chi def
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foul breath, BO, farting, bad breathe always,
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food retention
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differentiation symptoms between food retention and sp chi def
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retention- foul smell to breath, BM, gas
sp chi def- stool has no odor |
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upper cold is generally
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HT yang def
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symptoms of upper cold (HT yang def)
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anemic, lethargy, sleepy
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lower heat can be 4 organs?
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LI, LV, GB, KD yin def
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exterior cold/interior heat
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wind cold invasion and excess heat or yin def
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exterior heat/interior cold
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wind heat invasion and damp or phlegm or yang def
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women who lose period is what
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chong counter flow
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exterior cold symptoms
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chills and fever, body aches, aversion to cold, headache
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chills and fever, body aches, aversion to cold, headache
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exterior cold symptoms
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exterior cold sign
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pulse- floating/tight
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pulse- floating/tight
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exterior cold sign
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exterior heat symptoms
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swelling of throat and lymph nodes, colored discharge
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swelling of throat and lymph nodes, colored discharge
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exterior heat symptoms
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exterior heat sign
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pulse- rapid/floating
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pulse- rapid/floating
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exterior heat sign
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exterior cold syndrome confirming symptom
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chills and fever not relieved by warmth
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interior... def is what?
interior... excess is what? |
lack of patho factors
to much righteous chi and/or too much evil chi |
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2 functions of blood
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nourishing moistening
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5 functions of chi
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moving, defensive, checking, transforming, protecting
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functions of nutritive chi 2
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nourishing moistening
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4 exams
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listening, palpating, smelling, seeing
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exterior deficiency symptoms
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chills fever, headache, general aches, spontaneous sweating
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exterior deficiency sign
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pulse- floating moderate/slow
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exterior deficiency aka
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simple wind invasion
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treatment principle for exterior def
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move wei chi outward to induce sweating
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sluggish urination is symptom for what
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damp
prostate swells |
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excess heat pulse?
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slippery or surging
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qi def symptoms
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low voice, disinclination to speak, lasitude, aversion to cold, pale everything, shortness of breath, all agrevated by exertion
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qi def confirming symptoms
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spontaneous sweating
aggrevation by exertion |
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treatment principle chi def
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tonify chi
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chi def signs
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tongue- pale
pulse- weak |
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qi collapse symptoms
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hernia, myosthenia gravis, cronic diarreah with constant urge to go, chi def symptoms, vericose veins
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treatment principle chi def
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tonify and ascend chi
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if chi collapse effecting rear end tonify what?
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kd chi
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qi stag symptoms
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more distention then pain, whole joint hurts, whole area hurts, belly full ater couple bites
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qi stag signs
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tongue- dim
pulse- wiry, or thin and wiry |
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chi stag treatment principle
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regulate chi and make go right dirrection
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qi counterflow LU symptoms
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cough, asthma
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qi counterflow ST symptoms
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nausea/vomitt
belch/hiccups difficulty swallowing |
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qi counterflow LV signs
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mass of gass from lower abdomin pushing heart out, severe pain, cold sweats, hemoptysis, hemotemisis, vertigo
presence of blood in LU and or ST |
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blood def symptoms
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pale everything and dry
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blood def of ht
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light sleep, poor concentration, talk fast, dizzy relieved by lying down
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blood def of lv symptoms
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light menses, cramping after menses, tendons dry, numbness, twitches, spasms, convulsions, blurry vision, see spots
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blood def confirming symptom
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everything pale
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blood def confirming signs
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tongue- pale yellow
pulse- thin, choppy if stasis |
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treatment principle yin def
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nourish blood and body fluid
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blood stasis confirming symptom
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fixed stabbing pain, propura, freckles age spots
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blood stasis confirming signs
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tongue- purple spots, purple body, flabby pinkish red, thick sticky greasy
pulse- choppy |
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blood heat confirming symptom
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bleeding, not bruising
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yang excess confirming signs
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tongue- red/crimson
pulse- rapid, slippery |
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blood cold confirming symptoms
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aversion to cold, cold to touch, stabbing contracting pain
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upper cold usually what
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ht yang def
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lower heat usually what?
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lv, gb, or kd yin def
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exterior cold=
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wind cold invasion
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exterior heat=
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wind heat invasion
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interior cold=
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phlegm/damp accumulation, yang def
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interior heat=
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yin def
excess fire |
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spontaneous sweating brought on by things such as?
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eating, 2 flights of stairs, etc
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beef jerky tongue with coating
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yang excess
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dry beef jerky tongue with no coat and cracks
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less yin more yang
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true cold/false heat
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palpitations, rapid pulse, sweats easy, aversion to heat but cold to touch
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heat into cold transformation=
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wrong treatment
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upper heat lower cold
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upper heat
lung heat- chest congestion/phlegm nose (lung does not go down, heat forces up) stomache heat-belching (st does not go down) lower cold diarrhea- sp yang def or kd yang def loose stool w undigested food- sp yang or chi def (stool does not stink) food retention- stool stinks, foul breathe and gas |
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exterior heat interior cold
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wind heat invasion- swollen glands
excess cold, damp, phlegm, yang def |
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damp goes what direction?
phlegm does what? |
down (drags things with it)
follows chi |
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yang def sign
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tongue- dripping saliva
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red crimson tongue + white coat
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stag heat, more then likely body fluid blocking chi
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if body fluids blocking chi causing heat what is teller symptom
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some parts of body cold others hot
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tcm eitiology
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causative factors for imbalance
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6 exogenous evils
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wind, damp, cold, heat, dry, stagnation
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8 principles
hint- they are 4 pairs |
yin yang, excess def, heat cold, exterior interior
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chi definition
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basic element that forms and maintains vitality of the body
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what channel has most yin
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tai yin
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what channel has most yang
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yang ming
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sj is pathway for what and what
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water and yuan chi
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3 organs participate in body fluids
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LU, KD, SP
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mechanisms of chi
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up down
in out |
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bitter goes
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down and in
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sour does what
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astringes
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sweet does what
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nourishes
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heat goes where?
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up and out
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salty does what
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softens
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bitter goes?
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down and in
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