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Overuse of acrid, windy and exterior resolving herbs may
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damage yin fluids, qi, give rise to stirring of wind, aggravate ascendant liver yang
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What are Ma Huang's flavors and nature?
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Acrid, slightly bitter
Warm |
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Which channels does Ma Huang enter?
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LU and BL
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How do you reduce Ma Huang's effect of resolving the exterior and damaging yin?
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Honey fry
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Ma Huang mainly treats:
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wind cold repletion pattern
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What are three actions of Ma Huang?
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resolve exterior, relieve panting and asthma, promote urination
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Which of the following herbs is not acrid and warm?
Ma Huang Sheng Jiang Chai hu Zi Su Ye Gui Zhi |
Chai Hu
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Besides resolving the exterior, Gui Zhi also:
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harmonize ying and wei, warms channels and scatter cold, frees flow of yang, transforms qi, promotes flow of blood in the vessels
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Which herb should never be used to treat exterior vacuity with sweat, aversion to wind, and fever?
Ma Huang, Huang Qi, Gui Zhi, Fang Feng, Zi Su Ye |
Gui Zhi
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Which herb is best for dysmenorrhea and blocked menstruation due to cold stagnating in channels?
Dan Shen, Yi Mu Cao, Yu Jin, Chi Shao, Gui Zhi |
Gui Zhi
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Which exterior-resolver A) expels wind, B) out-thrusts rashes, & C) stops bleeding?
Ma Huang, Zi Su Ye, Jing Jie Sui, Chai Hu, Sheng Jiang? |
Jing Jie Sui (Jing Jie)
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Zi Su Ye can be combined with which herb to resolve the exterior, rectify the qi, warm the middle, and transform turbitiy?
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Huo Xiang
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Zi Su Ye enters which channels?
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LU and SP
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Fang Feng enters which channels?
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BL, LR, SP
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Which herb is best for exterior wind cold with chest oppression due to concomitant qi stagnation?
Jing Jie, Fang Feng, Zi Su Ye, Sheng jiang, Qiang huo |
Zi Su Ye
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Which herb guides other herbs to the tai yang and du vessel?
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Qiang Huo
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Which acrid, warm exterior-resolver treats yellow and green nasal discharge due to heat?
Bai Zhi, Sheng Jiang, Fang Gui Zhi, Ma Huang |
Bai Zhi
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Which acrid, warm exterior-resolver also harmonizes the ying and wei and reduces toxicity of other herbs?
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Sheng Jiang
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Uncooked Sheng Jiang should be decocted:
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decocted after
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Which herb is best for summerheat with emission of heat, aversion to cold, vomiting and diarrhea?
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Xiang Ru
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Which herb pairs with Sheng Jiang to treat venter ST pain, nausea, and vomiting by fortifying SP and supplementing qi?
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Da Zao
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Uncooked Sheng Jiang is best for stopping which pattern of vomiting?
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Stomach cold
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Xin Yi Hua is commonly combined with which herb to free the flow of the orifice of the nose?
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Cang Er Zi
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Which medicinal dispels wind, scatters cold, and opens orifices of the nose?
Zi Su Ye, Sheng Jiang, Qiang Huo, Xin Yin Hua, Fang Feng |
Xin Yin Hua
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In addition to resolving exterior and clearing heat, Bo He also:
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clears the head and eyes, out-thrusts rashes, courses the LR and resolves depression
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Which is the best herb for treating upper body joint pain and muscular pain from wind-cold-dampness?
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Qiang Huo
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Jing Jie Sui and Fang Feng both:
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Dispel wind and resolve the exterior
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Which herb a) resolves exterior and clears heat, b) benefits throat c) vents rashes, d) moistens intestines and frees flow of stool?
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Niu Bang Zi
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What are the actions of Gao Ben (aka Hao Ben)?
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resolve exterior, scatter cold, dispel wind, eliminate dampness
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Which herb resolves the exterior and extinguishes internal stirring of wind?
Di long, Quan Xie, Chan Tui, Wu Gong Gou Teng |
Chan Tui
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Which exterior resolver is effective for treating a yang ming headache?
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Bai Zhi
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Which herb is known as "summer ma huang"?
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Xiang Ru
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Which herb clears the liver and brightens eyes?
Sang Shen, Sang Zhi, Sang Ye, Sang Ji Sheng, Sang Bai Pi |
Sang Ye
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Which two herbs can be combined with Sang Ye when ext wind heat engenders liver heat causing red and painful eyes?
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Ju Hua, Bo He
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Which exterior resolver is also an especially good reliever of diarrhea of various types?
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Ge Gen
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Which herb dispels wind, stops tetany, & brightens eyes?
Shi Jue Ming, Fang Feng, Chan Tui, Nan Xing, Jue Ming Zi |
Chan Tui
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Which exterior resolver is most often used in clinical practice to course the liver and rectify the qi?
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Chai Hu
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Which herb is best for exterior wind heat with sore throat?
Dan Dou Chi, Niu Bang Zi, Sang Ye Fu Ping Zi, Chai Hu |
Niu Bang Zi
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When used to upbear yang, the dosage of Chai hu is:
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smaller than usual
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Which are more drastic in their exterior-resolving action?
Ma Huang and Gui Zhi Fang Feng and Jing Jie Sui |
Ma Huang and Gui Zhi
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Chai hu:
courses liver nourishes liver clears the liver |
courses the liver
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Which is the best for removing screens from the eyes:
Ju Hua, Mu Zei Cao, Sang Ye Chan Tui, Bo He |
Mu Zei Cao
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Which is best for clearing heat?
Sang Ye, Gao Ben, Man Jing Zi, Chan Tui, Chai Hu |
Chan Tui
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Which herb is best for exterior contraction with fever, no sweat, headache and stiff neck?
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Ge Gen
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Chai Hu and Ge Gen both:
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Upbear clear yang
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Sheng Ma and Niu Bang Zi both:
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dispel wind, clear heat, resolve toxins
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What category of herbs are Cang Er Zi, Qiang Huo, and Xiang Ru in?
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Acrid, warm exterior resovlers
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Which of the following pairs treat wind cold with absence of sweat?
Ma Huang + Chai Hu Ma Huang + Gui Zhi Ma Huang + Ge Gen |
Ma Huang and Ge Gen
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