Herbs 1

Front 1

Which herbs target the LU?

Back 1

Huo Po, Gueang Huo Xiang, Bai Dou Kou

Front 2

Which is the only herb that targets the LI

Back 2

Huo Po

Front 3

WHich herbs are considered the strongest?

Back 3

Cang Zhu, Huo Po, Cao guo

Front 4

The Following herbs send qi down and are better for trating symptoms such as nausea and vommiting

Back 4

Bai Dou Kou, Huo Po, Giang Huo Xiang

Front 5

The following herbs send qi up and are better for treating diahrrhea

Back 5

Cang Zhu, Sha Ren

Front 6

These herbs are useful for preventing summer heat and cold damp

Back 6

Guang Huo Xiang, Pei Lan

Front 7

Which herb is most usefuk for treating Turbid Damp in the middle jiao?

Back 7

Pei Lan, Cao Guo

Front 8

This herb is particularly useful for releasing the exterior

Back 8

Guang Huo Xiang

Front 9

THis herb can be used as a topical to treat hand and foot fungal infections

Back 9

Guang Huo xiang

Front 10

The following herbs are safe to use during pregnancy and can help with morning sickness

Back 10

Sha Ren, Guang Huo Xiang

Front 11

This herb in often used in tonic formulas becuase it is helpful in preventing the side affects of tonifying herbs (stagnation/indigestion/reduced appetite)

Back 11

Sha Ren- moves qi transforms damp, strengthns SP, treats cold damp, warms the MJ, stops diarrhea, Calms fetus, prevents side effects from tonics

Front 12

This herb is the strongest herb used to treat turbif damp and treat malaria

Back 12

Cao Guo- turbid damp, malalria, and dissolves stagnation(meat) and distention due to cold in SP/St

Front 13

___is great for qi stagnation due to to cold in the MJ, while ___ is similar but more affective for treating UJ and MJ cold damp and qi accumulation, (often causes vomiting)

Back 13

Cao Dou Kou vs Bai Dou Kou

Front 14

All of these herbs are toxic

Back 14

Sha Ren (allergic rxn & localized eythmia)
Pei Lan (LV cancer hi/long term dose)

Front 15

This herb has many great fnxn but is contraidicated for during pregnancy

Back 15

Huo Po- treats bloating, regulates Qi, Descends Qi, treats damp, resolves phlem and stops wheezing) (targets LU, LI, ST/SP)

Front 16

Which herbs must be crushed before being added near the end of the cooktime

Back 16

Sha Ren
Bai Dou Kou
Cao Dou Kou
Cao Guo

Front 17

The bitter herbs are:

Back 17

cang zhu
huo po

Front 18

The Aromatic Herbs are:

Back 18

Sha Ren
Bai Dou Kou
Cao Dou Kou

Front 19

What herb(s) is not warm?

Back 19

Guang Huo Xiang (sl warm)
Pai Lan(neutral)

Front 20

_____ is contraindicated for Wei Qi xu. explain why?

Back 20

Cang Zhu: bc it releases Exterior WC or WC+D by inducing sweating

Front 21

This herb is helpful for night blindness

Back 21

cang zhu

Front 22

This herb is useful for damp heat especially in the LJ

Back 22

Cang Zhu- painful obstruction Bi Zheng, sore/swollen joints, vag discharge, leg Qi, atrophy

Front 23

Your px has difficulty breathing with wheezing what herb would you add to a formula?

Back 23

Huo Po- descends qi, resolves, phlegm, stops wheezing

Front 24

___is the primary herb for bloating

Back 24

Huo Po

Front 25

Your px has the symptoms of the stomach flu- what herb will you add to the formula

Back 25

Guang Huo Xiang

Front 26

Your px has a roudy fetus, what herb will you give her?

Back 26

Sha Ren- salt fry to go to KD

Front 27

This herb is contraindicated for yin xu fire

Back 27

Guang Huo Xiang- dispel summer heat with cold damp, releases experior, relieves nausea and vomiting, and is topical for foot/hand fungus

Front 28

Your px has bad breath and an icky sweet taste in the mouth, what herb do you put in the forluma

Back 28

pei lan- treats tubidity due to heat/cold, releases exterior and transforms damp via diuresis

Front 29

these herbs have a function to releive nausea and vomiting

Back 29

Guang Huo xiang
Bai Dou Kou

Front 30

Which herb(s) is contraindicated for dry stools?

Back 30

Cang Zhu

Front 31

which herb(s) is contraindicated for qi deficiency

Back 31

Huo Po

Front 32

Which Herb(s) is contraindicated for Yin Xu heat?

Back 32

Sha Ren (also toxic)

Front 33

These herbs are contraindicated for Yin and Blood Xu

Back 33

Bai Dou Kou
Cao Doe Kou
Cao Guo

Front 34

this herb is helpful in dissolving stagnation especially meat stagnation

Back 34

cao guo

Front 35

this herb(s) promotes diuresis

Back 35

pei lan - in order to transform damp