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Hypochondriac pain, HA, vertigo, bitter taste, dry mouth and throat, fatigue, reduced
appetite, alternating fever and chills, irregular menstruation, distended breasts. T: pale red P: wiry, deficient |
xiao yao san
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Treats advanced stages of infectious diseases, AIDS.
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qing hao bie jia tang
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KD and SP yang deficiency causing water retention; overuse of diaphoresis in tai yang
syndrome. |
zhen wu tang
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Mild constipation, irritability, nosebleed, swollen gums and throat, petechiae.
T: yellow P: slippery, rapid |
tiao wei cheng qi tang
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For pi syndrome.
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ban xia xie xin tang
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Dizziness, blurred vision, lusterless complexion and nails, general M. tension, irregular
menstruation, amenorrhea, abdominal pain, masses, restless fetus, lochioschesis with firm and painful abdomen, sporadic chills and fever. T: pale P: thin, wiry or thin, choppy |
si wu tang
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Treats CAD and summer heat stroke.
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sheng mai san
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Hiccough, nausea, dry heaves, retching. T: tender, red P: deficient, rapid
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ju pi zhu ru tang
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Function of bai guo (yin xing) in ding chuan tang.
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prevents leakage of LU qi
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For constrained LV fire injuring chong and REN.
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gu jing wan
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Treatment principle for si shen wan.
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warm up and bind up
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Coughing with or without slight chills and fever, itchy throat.
T: thin, white coat P: moderate, floating |
zhi sou san
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Name the formula that contains these ingredients: lian qiao, chen pi, lai fu zi, (mai ya).
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bao he wan
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Name the formula with these four chiefs: ren shen, huang qi, bai zhu, zhi gan cao.
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gui pi tang
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Ren shen and shu di huang are the chiefs in what formula?
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shi quan da bu tang
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LU cold-phlegm excess above and KD yang deficiency below.
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su zi jiang qi tang
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5 points associated with ban xia huo po tang.
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REN 17, 22 PC 6 LV 3 ST 40
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Consumptive disorder with coughing, reduced appetite, spermatorrhea, weak LE, sores
that refuse to heal, continuous spotting. |
shi quan da bu tang
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SP and HT blood deficiency causing insomnia. What formula and what 5 points are
associated? |
gui pi tang; HT 7, SP 6, anmian, UB15, 20
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Functions of huang qi and fang feng in yu ping feng san.
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huang qi – strengthens defensive qi / fang feng – expels wind at the exterior
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Irritability, palpitations, anxiety, fatigue, restless sleep, can’t concentrate, nocturnal
emissions, dry stools, forgetful. T: red, little coat P: thin, rapid |
tian wan da bu tang
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What taste do all the herbs in gan mai da zao tang have?
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sweet (fu xiao mai is also salty)
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Dosages for herbs in gan Mai da zao tang.
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fu xiao mai: 9-15g; gan cao: 9g; da zao: 10 pieces
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Cook gou teng no more than: ____. Why? Cook shi jue ming for: ____.
What formula does this apply to: Third chief in this formula: |
must cook gou teng less than 10 minutes, or it will lose its lower blood pressure fx;
shi jue ming must be cooked for at least 60 minutes or longer; tian ma gou teng yin; tian ma |
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Cough with copious white sputum, easily expectorated, focal distention, stifling
sensation in chest and diaphragm, palpitations, nausea or vomiting, dizziness. T: swollen, white, thick, greasy |
er chen tang
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Dizziness, vertigo, n&v, insomnia, palpitations, anxiety, focal distention of chest, bitter
taste. T: greasy, yellow P: rapid, slippery, or wiry |
wen dan tang
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3 main functions of er chen tang and the 3 herbs related.
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ban xia: dries; fu ling: strengthens spleen; ju hong: facilitates the flow of qi in the
middle jiao |
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Taste for all herbs in zhu ling tang, and why?
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sweet, to nourish yin (etiology is associated with KD yin injury)
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Are there heat signs in wu ling sang?
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no, but there are heat signs in zhu ling tang and ba zheng san
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Pain in hypochondrium, HA, dizzy, red and sore eyes, hearing loss, swelling in ears,
bitter taste, irritability, short temper. Name formula and point associated. |
long dan xie gan tang; LV 2
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3 CI of ma huang tang.
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1. debility and copious urination 2. prone to bleeding (according to CAM, blood is
from the same source as sweat, and ma huang tang is a strong diaphoretic) 3. HTN |
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Sore throat, boils and sores, measles.
T: red tip, thin, white or thin yellow P: floating, rapid |
yin qiao san
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Cough, acute conjunctivitis. Name formula and point associated.
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sang ju yin; GB 20
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Two herb combination for shao yang disease.
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huang qin, chai hu
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4 cardinal symptoms of shao yang disease.
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. alternating chills and fever 2. dry throat, bitter taste 3. dizziness 4. wiry pulse
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Throbbing pulsations below the umbilicus, vomiting frothy saliva, vertigo, SOB, cough.
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wu ling san
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Two formulas for chronic UTI.
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ba zheng san and long dan xie gan tang
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Chong and REN deficient cold with blood stasis causing irregular menstruation.
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wen jing tang
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Pain in chest and hypochondrium, chronic stubborn HA with fixed, chronic, incessant
hiccough, choking sensation with drinking, dry heaves, palpitations, insomnia, restless sleep, irritability. T: dark red, dark spots on the side P: choppy, wiry, tight |
xue fu zhu yu tang
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Do not take this formula long-term, and why?
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tian wan bu xin dan, because it contains zhu sha, which is toxic
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Deputy of wen dan tang.
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zhi shi
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What formula contains long yan rou, suan zao ren, fu ling, zhi yuang zhi, and mu
xiang? |
gui pi tang (tian wan bu xin dan also, except for mu xiang)
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Etiology: qi and blood deficiency with mild deficient cold.
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shi quan da bu tang
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Chronic bleeding, early periods with copious pale blood, or prolonged bleeding. Name
the formula and the 5 points associated. |
gui pi tang; SP 1 with moxa, ST 36, SP 3, 10, UB 20
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Diarrhea with watery stool, n&v, no particular thirst, loss of appetite, abdominal pain.
T: pale, white P: submerged, thin |
li zhong wan
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Dry heaves, spitting of clear fluids, migraine HA.
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wu zhu yu tang (remember the migraine HA symptom; a lot of times this is
associated with the LV) |
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Vomiting immediately after drinking.
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wu ling san
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Fever and chills, HA, fullness and stifling oppression in chest, pain in epigastrium and
abdomen, n&v, borborygmus, diarrhea, loss of taste. T: white, greasy P: moderate, soggy |
huo xiang zheng qi san
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Dosage of mu tong in ba zheng san.
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3-6g
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Tidal fever, constipation, focal distention, abdominal fullness.
T: old-looking (dirty, dry) yellow coat P: slippery, rapid |
xiao cheng qi tang
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Epigastric focal distention, full and tight with slight or no pain, dry heaves or frank
vomiting, borborygmus with diarrhea, reduced appetite. T: thin, yellow, greasy P: wiry, rapid |
ban xia xie xin tang
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Dosages for herbs in da cheng qi tang.
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da huang: 12g zhi shi: 12-15g mang xiao: 9-12g huo po: 24g
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Migraine HA, gallstones, herpes zoster, orchitis.
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long dan xie gan tang
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Which three formulas are good for bronchial asthma?
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ma huang tang, ma xing shi gan tang, and ding chuan tang
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Diarrhea, fever no sweat, aversion to wind and cold. What formula and point
associated? |
ge gen tang; LI 4
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CI: pathogenic influence lingers due to normal qi deficiency. What formula?
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ma xing shi gan tang
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High fever, irritability, dry mouth and throat, incoherent speech, insomnia, dark urine,
nosebleed or vomit blood, carbuncles, dysentery. T: red, yellow P: rapid, forceful. What formula and point? |
huang lian jie du tang
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Edema, general sensation of heaviness, diarrhea, urinary difficulty, possible vomiting.
T: thick, white, greasy P: slippery |
wu ling san
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Formula and point for purulent skin lesions.
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huang lian jie du tang; LI 11
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If too much of this formula is used, patient will have profuse sweating, high fever,
severe thirst, palpitations, and irritability. What formula does this apply to, and what do you need to prescribe for these side effects? |
gui zhi tang; bai hu jia ren shen tang
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Chills and fever with no sweat, stiff and rigid neck and back. What formula and point?
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ge gen tang; LU 7
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LU 10 is a point associated with what formula?
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ma xing shi gan tang (xs internal heat in the LU)
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What is the chief herb, and how many grams are used, in huang lian jie du tang?
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huang lian, 9g (3-4.5g is used today)
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Abdominal pain aggravated by cold, urinary difficulty, deep aching extremities,
palpitations, dizziness. T: pale or purple, swollen, with tooth marks, white slippery P: submerged, thin, forceless Etiology and formula. |
SP and KD yang deficiency causing water retention; zhen wu tang
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General edema, heaviness, distention, fullness, labored breathing, urinary difficulty,
general edema in pregnancy. P: submerged, moderate |
wu pi san
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Immobile masses in lower abd with pain, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, retention of
lochia. |
gui zhi fu ling wan
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Irritability, inability to sleep, palpitations, night sweats, dizzy, vertigo, dry mouth and
throat. T: dry, red P: wiry, thin, rapid |
suan zao ren tang
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Chief herb(s) in shi quan da bu tang.
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ren shen, shu di
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Forgetfulness, palpitations, insomnia, dream-disturbed sleep, reduced appetite, pallid
complexion. T: pale, thin white P: thin, frail |
gui pi tang
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For chronic nephritis.
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wu ling san (also treats acute nephritis)
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Chief herb(s) in wu pi san.
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trick question – there is no chief for this formula
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Difficult and painful urination with sensation of heat in urethra, swollen genitalia, foul
leukorrhea, shortened menstruation with reddish purple blood. T: red, greasy, yellow P: slippery, wiry, forceful, rapid What formula and point? |
long dan xie gan tang; GB 34
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All herbs and their dosages in gui zhi tang.
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gui zhi, bai shao, sheng jiang: 9g da zao: 12 pieces zhi gan cao: 6g
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Cough, slight fever, slight thirst, possible red, painful eyes.
T: thin, white P: floating, rapid What formula and point? |
san ju yin; GB 20
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Name the 5 common herbs in yin qiao san and sang ju yin.
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lian qiao, jie geng, bo he, lu gen, gan cao
*remember as: little jenny brought larry’s gun |
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SOB, spontaneous sweating, dry mouth and tongue, chronic cough with sparse and
hard to expectorate sputum. T: pale, red, dry, thin coat P: deficient, rapid, deficient thin |
sheng mai san
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Function of dang gui in si wu tang.
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tonifies and invigorates blood
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What herbs function to descend in xue fu zhu yu tang? Which function to ascend?
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the three chiefs, tao ren, hong hua, chuan xiong, all work in the upper part
- dang gui and chi shao work in the lower part - chuan niu xi brings blood down - zhi ke descends qi - jie geng ascends qi |
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Mild, persistent uterine bleeding, irregular menstruation, bleeding between periods,
pain, distention, and cold in lower abdomen, infertility, dry lips and mouth, low grade fever at night, warm palms and soles. T: dusky, thin coat P: deep, slow, thin, choppy, wiry, tight |
wen jing tang
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Weepy, itchy, red skin lesions. What formula and etiology?
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xiao feng san; wind-damp-heat in skin causing pruritus
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Chuan bei mu point. Zhe bei mu point.
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UB 13; LU 1
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Chronic pain, weakness, numbness, from wind stroke.
T: moist, white P: wiry, slippery Give formula and etiology. |
xiao huo luo dan; w-p obstruction and blood stasis in the channels and collaterals
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What 3 herbs in gui zhi fu ling wan make it caution in pregnancy?
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gui zhi, mu dan pi, tao ren
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Cough, wheeze, copious, thick, yellow sputum, labored breathing, maybe fever and
chills. T: greasy, yellow P: slippery, rapid |
ding chuan tang
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Hiccough, nausea, dry heaves or retching. T: tender, red P: deficient, rapid
What formula and etiology? |
ju pi zhu ru tang; ST deficient heat leading to rebel qi
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Cold fingers and toes, irritability and fullness in chest and epigastrium, abd pain, severe
diarrhea. T: red, yellow coat P: wiry Name etiology, formula, and point selection. |
LV qi stagnation overacting on the SP causing disharmony; si ni san; PC 6 & SP 4
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What 2 herbs are added to xia yao san to make jia wei xiao yao san?
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mu dan pi, zhi zi
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Fever and chills unrelieved by sweat, aversion to wind, no particular thirst.
T: thin, white, moist P: floating, moderate, or floating frail |
gui zhi tang
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Decreasing chills and increasing fever, orbital/eye pain, dry nose, irritability, insomnia.
T: thin, yellow, red or normal P: floating, slightly flooding |
chai ge jie ji tang
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High fever, severe chills with shivering, absence of sweat, pain and stiffness of
head/neck, sore and painful extremities, nasal congestion, productive cough, focal distention of chest. T: greasy, white P: floating, soggy, possibly weak |
ren shen bai du san
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What formula is used for the clinical application of toothache?
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chai ge jie ji tang
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Functions of ren shen in ren shen bai du san.
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strengthens the normal (righteous) qi and generates fluids
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Long term use may cause weakness, lightheadedness, palpitations, and loss of
appetite. |
ba zheng san
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For overuse of diaphoresis in tai yang syndrome you need to use what formula?
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zhen wu tang
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Numbness, twitching, spasm, hemiplegia.
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tian ma gou teng yin
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CI with true cold, false heat / CI true heat, false cold.
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bai hu tang / si ni tang
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HA, fever, irritability, strong thirst with vomiting immediately after drinking, urinary
difficulty. |
wu ling san
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Etiology of xiao yao san.
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LV qi stagnation with LV blood and SP qi deficiency
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High fever, severe thirst, profuse sweating, irritability, HA, toothache, bleeding of gums
and nose. T: red, dry, yellow P: flooding, forceful, or slippery, rapid What formula and what 3 points? |
bai hu tang; LI 11, ST 44, DU 14
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CI: wheezing due to cold for what formula?
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ma xing shi gan tang
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FX of chai hu in long dan xie gan tang.
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guiding fx – focuses herbs to the LV and GB channels
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Describe dynamics of bie jia and qing hao, and the formula they are in.
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bie jia: dives in and takes qing hao to a deeper level – qing hao vents heat; these
are their fx in qing hao bie jia tang |
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Describe the 3 indications for da cheng qi tang.
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1. severe yang ming fu syndrome 2. yang ming fu with diarrhea
3. xs internal heat causing heat collapse |
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Alternating chills and fever, dry throat and bitter taste, dizziness, and wiry pulse.
What formula and points? |
xiao chai hu tang; SJ 5 & GB 41
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Distention and fullness in epigastrium and abdomen, loss of taste and appetite, heavy
limbs, increased desire to sleep, belching, acid regurgitation. T: swollen, thick, greasy, white P: moderate, slippery |
ping wei san
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Vomiting and diarrhea with cold hands and feet, agitation so severe patient wants to
die. |
wu zhu yu tang
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Palpitations, shivering and trembling.
T: white, slippery P: submerged, thin, forceless |
zhen wu tang
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Clears internal heat, reduces stagnation.
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si ni san
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CI yin or blood deficiency, and caution during pregnancy.
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ping wei san
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2 formulas that treat acute UTI.
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ba zheng san, long dan xie gan tang
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E jiao is an herb that should be dissolved in a strained decoction. What formula is
this herb in? |
zhu ling tang
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Bleeding due to SP yang deficiency, and also used for chest bi due to middle jiao yang
deficiency cold. |
li zhong wan
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Deputy of wu zhu yu tang.
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sheng jiang – warms and directs qi downward (good for indication of vomiting
immediately following eating) |
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Urinary difficulty, thirst with desire to drink, diarrhea, cough, nausea, irritability,
insomnia. What is the etiology and formula? |
water and heat retention in UB with KD yin injury and urinary difficulty; zhu ling tang
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Profuse salivation and want to spit saliva after chronic illness.
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li zhong wan
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Heavy, painful sensation at fixed location in LB and LE, weak, stiffness, aversion to
cold, palpitations, SOB. T: pale and white P: thin, weak, slow |
du huo ji sheng tang
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Chronic infantile convulsion due to SP and ST yang deficiency.
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li zhong wan
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Name the root and the manifestation in da jian zhong tang.
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root: middle jiao yang deficiency manifestation: vigorous yin cold
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Formula for acute MI.
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si ni tang
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ST 36, REN 6, and DU 20 are all used with what formula?
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bu zhong yi qi tang
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Excruciating epigastric and abd pain, patient cannot tolerate being touched, vomiting,
unable to eat, borborygmus. T: white, slippery P: thin, tight, or slow wiry, hidden in severe cases What formula and point, and why is this point being used? |
da jian zhong tang; ST 34 is used because it is the xi-cleft point, and this is an acute
condition |
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Explain sheng fu zi and gan jiang dynamics in si ni tang.
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sheng fu zi – reaches the extremities gan jiang – warms the middle jiao
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Yi tang is in what formula, and how is it prepared?
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da jiang zhong tang; it is dissolved in a strained decoction
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Fx of chun gen pi in gu jing wan.
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binds up the blood and prevents an abandoned disorder
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Decoction should be taken cool for what formula?
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si ni tang
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Name the two astringent herbs in si shen wan.
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rou dou kou, wu wei zi
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Extremely cold extremities, sleeping with the knees drawn up, profuse, cold, oily
sweat, sudden fainting, undigested food, diarrhea, flushed face, irritability. What formula and what 2 points? |
si ni tang; moxa REN 8 with salt, and moxa DU 14
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CI high fever, heat from deficiency, irritability, thirst, constipation.
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si jun zi tang
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Intermittent fever, thirst for warm beverages, SOB, laconic speech, weak limbs, pale
complexion. P: flooding, deficient |
bu zhong yi qi tang
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Pallid complexion, low and soft voice, reduced appetite, loose stool, weak limbs. What
formula and etiology? |
si jun zi tang; SP and ST qi deficiency
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Formula for upper and lower jiao cold.
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si zi jiang qi tang
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What are the dosages for both fu zi and gui zhi in jin gui shen qi wan, and why?
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3g, because these are warming herbs and you don’t want to generate too much heat
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Accumulation of heat and blood which leads to clumping, trauma, pain and distention
in head, toothache, nosebleed, coughing blood, gyn disorders, lower abd pain, wheeze, and distention of chest. |
tao he cheng qi tang
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KD yang deficient with congested fluid / hypothyroidism.
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jin gui shen qi wan
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Overuse signs: dry mouth, thirst, irritability; CI: deficient heat, high fever, irritability,
thirst, constipation. |
si jun zi tang
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What three herbs in bu zhong yi qi tang raise the yang qi?
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huang qi, sheng mai, chai hu
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Used for both deficiency and xs: blood deficiency and blood stagnation.
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si wu tang
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Formula that combines si jun zi tang and si wu tang and then adds what two herbs?
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shi quan da bu tang; rou gui and huang qi
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Two herbs which heal wounds fast.
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huang qi and dang gui
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Ratio of tonifying and sedating herbs in liu wei di huang wan.
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about 32% more tonifying than sedating
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For use of this formula, patient must never have deficiency signs.
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yue ju wan
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The one herb that focuses on deficiency in su zi jiang qi tang.
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rou gui
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This herb prevents leakage of LU qi in ding chuan tang.
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bai guo
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Two herbs good for traumatic injury.
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san qi, chi shao
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P: deep, slow, thin, choppy, wiry, tight T: dusky (pale purple), thin coat
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wen jing tang
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Out of gui zi fu ling wan, tao he cheng qi tang, xue fu zhu yu tang, and wen jing tang,
the one not CI or caution in pregnancy. |
wen jing tang
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2 formulas for SP and KD yang deficiency with middle jiao deficiency.
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si shen wan, li zhong wan
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LV blood deficiency with HT yin deficiency with heat.
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suan zao ren tang
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What two herbs calm the shen in gan mai da zao tang?
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fu xiao mai; da zao
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What two herbs clear qi-level heat in xiao feng san?
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shi gao, zhi mu
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Similar to du huo ji sheng tang, but used for xs condition.
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xiao huo luo dan
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Phlegm-damp in middle jiao or LU.
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er chen tang
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T: red and dry with little coat P: rapid and thin but strong
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bei mu gua luo san
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Omit tian ma, bai zhu, da zao from ban xia bai zhu tian ma tang, and get what
formula? |
er chen tang
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Is the pulse of bao he wan case rapid?
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no
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Out of wen dan tang and long dan xie gan tang, which is the formula of choice for
migraine HA? |
long dan xie gan tang
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