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Which herb is for for Lin Syndromes. Drain Dampness. Promotes urination, clears heat, calms the liver and benefits the gallbladder. Treats nephritic edema, leg qi, hepatitis, hypertension, choleocystitis, gallstones, diabetes mellitus, nasal congestion?
a. yu mi xu b. xing ren c. bai dou kou d. yi yi ren |
yu mi xu
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Irritability w/ more HT yin def?
a. bai he b. bai zi ren c. sheng di huang d. all of the above |
Bai he, Bai zi ren, Sheng di huang
all of the above |
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Insomnia w/ more Liv blood def?
a. bai he b. dang gui c. suan zao ren d. b and c |
Suan zao ren, Dang gui
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Constipation?
a. hei zhi ma b. he shou wu c.bai he d. a and b |
Hei zhi ma, He shou wu
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Enuresis?
a. sang piao xiao b. yi zhi ren c. tu si zi |
Sang piao xiao, Yi zhi ren, Tu si zi
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Sinus arrhythmias & choppy pulse?
a. dang shen b. zi shi ying c.gui zhi d. a and b |
Dang shen, Zi shi ying
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Mild Schizophrenia?
a. all of the below b. gui zhi c. mu li d. long gu |
Gui zhi, long gu, mu li
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Gan Jiang enters which channels?
a. ST b. SP c. HT d. LU |
Sp/St/Ht/Lu. Acrid and hot. Warm Interior, transforms thin mucus, unblocks channels, revives the yang.
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Huang Jing enters which channels?
a. LU b. KI c. SP |
lu, kid, spleen(tonify qi and nourish yin)? (stickier than sheng di huang but same channel?)
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What is the function of Sheng ma?
a. release exterior b. disperse heat and raise yang qi c. lift sunken qi d. clear heat and relieve toxicity |
release the exterior. Disperse heat. Raise yang qi. Lift sunken qi. Clear heat. Relieve toxicity.
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Which herb clear heat, resolves toxicity, phlegm heat obstruction toxic swollen throat due to fire excess, always used with ma bo?
a. She gan b. tu fu ling c. bai tou weng d. shan dou gen |
**she gan..clears heat, resolves tox and improves throat, transforms phlegm and clears lu.
tu fu ling relieves tox, eliminates damp and clears damp heat from skin bai tou weng: clears heat and relieves fire tox, dysentery due to damp heat shan dou gen:clears heat, resolves fire tox, improves throat, disperse swelling ma bo, clears lu, resolves toxicity and improves throat, stops bleeding |
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Combo of 3 herbs, Huang Qi, Bai Zhu, and Fu Xiao Mai used for what…?
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Qi def. w/ spontaneous sweating. (tonify qi, stabilize and bind)
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Which herb Warms Interior and expel cold. Warms the middle, directs ST qi downward, treats hiccup, fortifies KI yang. Impotence d/t KI yang def?
a. ding xiang b. mu xiang c. xiang fu |
**ding xiang
mu xiang promotes flow of qi, stops pain, strengthens sp and eliminates food stagnation. xiang fu promotes the flow of qi in the LV and ST channels, reg menstruation, alleviates pain |
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What herb regulate Qi. Promote the flow of qi, stops pain, strengthens sp, eliminates food stag?
a. ding xiang b. mu xiang c. xiang fu |
mu xiang
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What herb Regulate Qi. Promotes the flow of qi in the LR/ST channels, regulates menstruation, alleviates pain?
a. ding xiang b. ma xiang c. xiang fu |
xiang fu
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Compare the following herbs:
a. ding xiang b. mu xiang c. xiang fu |
Both mu xiang and xiang fu are used for (upper) abdominal pain. Mu Xiang is primarily used for distension and fullness of the epigastrium and abdomen, while xiang fu is best for problems secondary to emotional constraint, epigastric and hypochondrial distension and pain, along with menstrual problems.
Ding xiang-warms the middle, redirects rebellious qi down, fortifies KI yang |
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Which herb calm spirit-heart liver kid, sweet, astringent, neutral, calms with heaviness, binds with astringency, secures normal qi. Settles anxiety and calms spirit, for emotional distress restlessness, insomnia, palpitations?
a. suan zao ren b. ci shi c. long gu d. mu li |
a. suan zao ren (GB, HT, LV, nourishes HT yin, augments LV blood, quiets spirit, prevents abnormal sweating)
b. ci shi (KI, LV, anchors and calms spirit, nourishes KI, augments LV, improves hearing, aids KI yin grasping the qi) c. long gu * d. mu li (LV, KI, settles and calms spirit, benefits yin. anchors floating yang, prevents leakage of fluid, softens hardness and dissipates nodules, absorbs acidity, alleviates pain) |
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Herb used for insomnia and irritability?
a. long gu b. zhu sha c. ci shi d. all of the above |
Long Gu, Zhu Sha, Ci Shi
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Which of these herbs tonify yang and calm fetus?
a. du zhong b. xu duan c. tu si zi |
du zhong, xu duan, tu si zi
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What are the side effects of fan xie ye?
a. damage to LI and LV and loss of electrolytes, b. damage to KI c. damage to SP/ST |
nausea and vomiting, abdominal colic, retention of urine, High/low BP, hypotonic shock, Long term use can cause damage to LI and Liver, loss of electrolytes.
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What herbs tonify KI Yin?
a. mo han lian b. gui ban c. Nu zhen zi d. bie jia e. all |
Mo han lian, Gui ban, Nu zhen zi, Bie Jia
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What herb tonify KI yin/calm fetus and Tonify KI yang/calm fetus?
a. tu si zi b. hai ma c. shi hu d. zi he che |
**tu si zi
hai ma-tonifies KI yang, clears heat, adjusts the flow of qi and blood, treats impotence, and promotes labor shi hu-expels heat and enriches KI yin, nourishes ST yin, expels heat from deficiency zi he che-warms KI yang, tonifies LU and KI qi and augments blood and essence |
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Which herb in Zhu Ling Tang is least likely to deplete yin?
a. zhu ling b. fu ling c. ze xie d. hua shi e. e jiao |
e jiao
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Which herbs release exterior and stops diarrhea?
a. Fang Feng charred, b.Ge Gen, c. Chai Hu, d. Sheng Ma e. all |
all
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What herbs should be avoided if you are taking blood thinners/anti coagulants?
a. tao ren b. dang gui c. chuan xiong d. hong hua e. all |
a. tao ren
b. dang gui c. chuan xiong d. hong hua basically herbs that invig blood |
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What herb do you use for occipital or Tai yang headache?
a. qiang huo, ge gen b. chai hu, chuang xiong c. bai zhi, sheng ma d. gao ben chuan xiong |
qiang huo
ge ge |
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What herb do you use for temple (migraine) or shao yang headache?
a. qiang huo, ge gen b. chai hu, chuang xiong c. bai zhi, sheng ma d. gao ben chuan xiong |
chai hu, chuang xiong
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What herb do you use for frontal or yang ming headache?
a. qiang huo, ge gen b. chai hu, chuang xiong c. bai zhi, sheng ma d. gao ben chuan xiong |
c. bai zhi, sheng ma
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What herb do you use for vertex or jue yin headache?
a. qiang huo, ge gen b. chai hu, chuang xiong c. bai zhi, sheng ma d. gao ben, wu zhu yu, chuan xiong |
d. gao ben
chuan xiong wu zhu yu |
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What herb do you use for toothache or shao yin headache?
a. xi xin b. chai hu, chuang xiong c. bai zhi, sheng ma d. gao ben, wu zhu yu, chuan xiong |
xi xin
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Which herb do you use topically for traumatic injury?
a. san qi b. xi xin c. bai zhi d. gao ben |
san qi
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Which herb helps with morning diarrhea?
a. san qi b. xi xin c. bai zhi d. rou dou kou |
rou dou kou
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Which herbs would you use for morning sickness?
a. zi su ye b. sha ren c. bai zhu d. all |
a. zi su ye
b. sha ren c. bai zhu |
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What channels do these herbs go to?
a. huang qin b. huang lian c. huang bai d. huang jing e. gan jiang |
a. huang qin LU, LI, ST, GB
b. huang lian HT, ST, LI, LV c. huang bai KI, BL d. huang jing LU, SP, KI tonify qi and yin? e. gan jiang ST, SP, LU |
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Which herb potentates the sedative effects of barbiturates?
a. ban xia b. tian nan xing c. yan hu suo d. all |
these were listed as possible sooo?
a. ban xia* b. tian nan xing* c. yan hu suo **these 2 for sure |
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Which herbs would you use caution with if you are taking anti coagulants?
a. sheng jiang b. dang gui c. ren shen d. che quan zi e. huang qi f. all |
a. sheng jiang
b. dang gui c. ren shen d. che quan zi e. huang qi |
