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WHICH IS THE BETTER FORMULA FOR A WIND HEAT EXTERIOR PATTERN WITH COUGH: A. SANG JU YIN, B. YIN QIAO SAN
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SANG JU YIN
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WHICH IS THE BETTER FORMULA FOR A WIND COLD PATTERN COMPLICATED BY VACUITY: A. MA HUANG TANG, B. GUI ZHI TANG
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GUI ZHI TANG
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WHICH IS THE BETTER FORMULA FOR A WIND COLD EXTERIOR PATTERN COMPLICATED BY PHLEGM RHEUM: A) DA QING LONG TANG, B) XIAO QING LONG TANG
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XIAO QING LONG TANG
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WHICH IS THE BEST FORMULA FOR YANG MING HEAT WITH CONCOMITANT YIN VACUITY: A. DA CHENG QI TANG, B. XIAO CHENG QI TANG, C. ZENG YE CHENG QI TANG
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ZENG YE CHENG QI TANG (FOR YANG MING WITH YIN DEF), XIAO CHENG QI TANG (MILD YANG MING - TIDAL FEVER, CONSTIPATION, FOCAL DISTENTION, ABD FULLNESS), DA CHENG QI TANG (SEVERE CONSTIPATION, PAIN AND FULLNESS - DA HUANG, MANG XIAO, ZHI SHI, HUO PO)
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WHICH IS THE BEST FORMULA FOR BLOOD DIVISION HEAT: A. BAI HU TANG, B. XI JIAO DI HUANG TANG, C. QING WEI TANG, D. YU NU JIAN, E. QING YING TANG
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XI JIAO DI HUANG TANG
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WHICH IS THE BEST FORMULA FOR BLOOD VACUITY AND STAGNATION OF COLD IN THE CHANNELS AND NETWORK VESSELS: A. LI ZHONG WAN, B. XIAO JIAN ZHONG TANG, C. ZHEN WU TANG, D. XIAO CHAI HU TANG, E. DANG GUI SI NI TANG
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DANG GUI SI NI TANG
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WHICH IS THE BEST FORMULA FOR SUPPLEMENTING KIDNEY YIN: A. LIU WEI DI HUANG WAN, B. BA WEI DI HUANG WAN, C. ZHI BAI DI HUANG WAN, D. SI WU TANG, E. SI JUN ZI TANG
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LIU WEI DI HUANG WAN
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WHICH IS THE BEST FORMULA FOR SUPPLEMENTING A SPLEEN VACUITY WITH CONCOMITANT STOMACH AND INTESTINE QI STAGNATION: A SI JUN ZI TANG, B. SI WU TANG, C. XIANG SHA LIU JUN ZI TANG, D. BU ZHONG YI QI TANG, E. SHEN LING BAI ZHU SAN
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XIANG SHA LIU JUN ZI TANG
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WHICH IS THE BEST FORMULA FOR SUPPLEMENTING BOTH KIDNEY YIN AND YANG: A. ZHEN WU TANG, B. SHI QUAN DA BU TANG, C. SHEN QI WAN, D. LIU WEI DI HUANG WAN, E. ZHI BAI DI HUANG WAN
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SHEN QI WAN
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WHICH IS THE BEST FORMULA FOR STOPPING URINARY TRACT BLEEDING DUE TO HEART HEAT: A. HUAI HUA SAN, B. DAO CHI SAN, C. HUANG TU TANG, D. DAN ZHI XIAO YAO SAN, E. XIAO CHAI HU TANG
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DAO CHI SAN
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WHICH IS NOT AN INGREDIENT IN ER CHEN TANG: A. FU LING, B. GAN CAO, C. BAN XIA, D CHEN PI, E. XING REN
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XING REN
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WIHCH IS NOT AN INGREDIENT IN SI JUN ZI TANG: A. REN SHEN, B. GAN CAO, C. BAI ZHU, D. CHEN PI, E. FU LING
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CHEN PI
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WHICH IS NOT AN INGREDIENT IN SI WU TANG: A. SHU DI, B. BAI SHAO, C. GOU QI ZI, D. DANG GUI, E. CHUAN XIONG
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GOU QI ZI
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WHICH IS NOT AN INGREDIENT IN XIAO CHAI HU TANG: A. CHAI HU, B, HUANG LIAN, C. HUANG QIN, D. BAN XIA, E. DA ZAO
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HUANG LIAN
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WHICH IS NOT AN INGREDIENT IN XIAO YAO SAN: A. BO HE, B. SHENG JIANG, C. CHAI HU, D. DANG SHEN, E. FU LING
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DANG SHEN
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WHICH IS NOT AN INGREDIENT IN ER XIAN TANG: A. HUANG LIAN, B. ZHI MU, C. HUANG BAI, D. DANG GUI, E. XIAN MAO
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HUANG LIAN
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WHICH IS NOT AN INGREDIENT IN BU ZHONG YI QI TANG: A. DANG SHEN, B. HUANG QI, C. CHEN PI, D. BAI SHAO, E. DANG GUI
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BAI SHAO (TRUE INGREDIENTS ARE: HUANG QI, REN SHEN, BAI ZHU, ZHI GAN CAO, DANG GUI, CHEN PI, SHENG MA, CHAI HU)
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WHICH FORMULA IS BEST FOR TREATING A DEFENSIVE QI VACUITY: A. DANG GUI LIU HUANG TANG, B. GAN MAI DA ZAO TANG, C. YU PING FENG SAN, D. BA ZHEN TANG, E. SHI QUAN DA BU TANG
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YU PING FENG SAN
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MA XING SHI GAN TANG TREATS COUGHING AND PANTING DUE TO: A. PHLEGM RHEUM, B. PHLEGM COLD, C. LUNG HEAT, D. EXTERNAL CONTRACTION OF WIND HEAT, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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LUNG HEAT
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WHAT IS GAN CAO'S FUNCTION WITHIN MA XING SHI GAN TANG: A. CLEARS HEAT AND RESOLVES TOXINS, B. SUPPLEMENTS THE SPLEEN AND NOURISHES THE HEART, C. HARMONIZES ALL THE OTHER MEDICINALS, D. ALL OF THE ABOVE, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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HARMONIZES ALL THE OTHER MEDICINALS
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WHAT ARE MA HUANG AND XING REN'S FUNCTIONS WITHIN MA XING SHI GAN TANG: A. CLEAR HEAT AND RESOLVES TOXINS, B. DIFFUSE LUNGS AND DOWNBEAR COUNTERFLOW, C. TRANSFORM PHLEGM AND SCATTER NODULATION, D. ALL OF THE ABOVE, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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DIFFUSE THE LUNGS AND DOWN BEAR COUNTERFLOW
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WHAT ARE HOU PO AND ZHI SHI'S FUNCTIONS WITH DA CHENG QI TANG: A. CLEAR HEAT AND DISPERSE ACCUMULATION, B. ABDUCT FOOD AND DISPERSE STAGNATION, C. MOVE THE QI AND RELIEVE FULLNESS, D. PRECIPITATE DOWNWARD AND FREE FLOW OF THE STOOLS, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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MOVE QI AND RELIEVE FULLNESS
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WHAT ARE REN SHEN, DA ZAO, GAN CAO'S FUNCTIONS WITHIN XIAO CHAI HU TANG: A. TRANSFORM PHLEGM AND STOP COUGHING, B. FORTIFY THE SPLEEN AND SUPPORT THE RIGHTEOUS, C. CLEAR HEAT AND RESOLVE TOXINS, D. DISPEL WIND AND SCATTER COLD, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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FORTIFY THE SPLEEN AND SUPPORT THE RIGHTEOUS (XIAO CHAI HU TANG IS ALTERNATING FEVER AND CHILLS, DRY THROAT, BITTER OR SOUR TASTE IN THE MOUTH, DIZZINESS, HYPOCHONDRIA, HEARTBURN, NAUSEA, VOMITING, REDUCED APPETITE)
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF BAI SHAO IN SI NI SAN: A. NOURISHES THE BLOOD TO HARMONIZE THE LIVER, B. LEVELS THE LIVER AND SUBDUES YANG, C. ASTRINGES YIN AND STOPS SWEATING, D. CLEARS HEAT AND QUICKENS THE BLOOD, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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NOURISHES THE BLOOD TO HARMONIZE THE LIVER
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WHAT ARE CHAI HU AND BO HE'S FUNCTION IN XIAO YAO SAN: A. COURSE THE LIVER AND RECTIFY THE QI, B. CLEAR HEAT AND RESOLVE DEPRESSION, C. DISPEL WIND AND CLEAR HEAT, D. OPEN THE NASAL ORIFICES, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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COURSE THE LIVER AND RECTIFY THE QI
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WHAT ARE SHI GAO AND ZHI MU'S FUNCTIONS IN BAI HU TANG: A. CLEAR HEAT AND RESOLVE TOXINS, B. CLEAR HEAT AND PRECIPITATE DOWNWARD, C. CLEAR HEAT AND TRANSFORM PHLEGM, D. CLEAR HEAT AND ENRICH YIN, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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CLEAR HEAT AND TRANSFORM PHLEGM
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THE TEXTBOOK PULSE ASSOCIATED WITH HUANG LIAN JIE DU TANG IS: A. RAPID AND FINE, B. FINE AND MODERATE OR RELAXED, C. RAPID AND FORCEFUL, D. BOWSTRING AND FINE, E SOGGY
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RAPID AND FORCEFUL
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THE COMBINATION OF HUANG LIAN, HUANG QIN AND HUANG BAI IN THE ABOVE FORMULA CLEARS HEAT FROM: A. THE UPPER BURNER, B. THE UPPER AND MIDDLE BURNERS, C. ALL THREE BURNERS, D. TEH MIDDLE AND LOWER BURNERS, E. THE UPPER AND MIDDLE BURNERS
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ALL THREE BURNERS
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PU JI XIAO DU YIN MAINLY TREATS: A. COUGH, B HERPES ZOSTER LESIONS IN THE RIB-SIDE, C. HERPES GENITALIA LESIONS, D. ATHLETES FOOT, E. SORE, SWOLLEN DRY THROAT
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SORE, SWOLLEN DRY THROAT (PU JI XIAO DU YIN IS IN CLEAR HEAT SECTION, IT IS ACUTE MASSIVE FEBRILE DISORDER OF THE HEAD AND INCLUDES REDNESS, SWELLING, DYSFUNCTION OF THROAT, DRYNESS AND THIRST)
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THE TEXTBOOK PUSLE ASSOCIATED WITH LONG DAN XIE GAN TANG IS: A. BOWSTRING, FINE, AND RAPID, B. BOWSTRING, SLIPPERY, RAPID, C. SLIPPERY, SURGING AND RAPID, D. FLOATING, FINE AND RAPID, E. FLOATING, LARGE, RAPID
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BOWSTRING, SLIPPERY, RAPID
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LONG DAN XIE GAN TANG TREATS: A. DAMP HEAT POURING DOWNWARD, B. SPLEEN VACUITY ENGENDERING DAMPNESS AND HEAT, C. DAMP HEAT WITH CONCOMITANT YIN VACUITY, D. DAMP HEAT WITH CONCOMITANT YANG VACUITY, E. ALL OF THE ABOVE
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DAMP HEAT POURING DOWNWARD
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WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF DANG GUI AND SHENG DI WITHIN LONG DAN XIE GAN TANG: A. COOL THE BLOOD AND STOP BLEEDING, B. QUICKEN THE BLOOD AND DISPEL STASIS, C. PREVENT WINDY MEDICINALS FROM DAMAGING YIN, D. ALL OF THE ABOVE, E. A & C ONLY
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ALL OF THE ABOVE
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XIE BAI SAN TREATS: A. COUGH DUE TO CONSUMPTION OF YIN BY HEAT IN THE LUNGS, B. COUGH DUE TO PHLEGM HEAT, C. COUGH DUE TO PHLEGM COLD, D. COUGH DUE TO PHLEGM RHEUM, E. COUGH DUE TO LIVER DEPRESSION/DEPRESSIVE HEAT
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COUGH DUE TO CONSUMPTION OF YIN BY HEAT IN THE LUNGS
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BAI TOU WENG TANG MAINLY TREATS: A. HEAT ACCUMULATION CONSTIPATION, B, DAMP HEAT STRANGURY, C. DAMP HEAT DIARRHEA AND DYSENTERY, D. DAMP HEAT SKIN LESIONS, E. ALL OF THE ABOVE
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DAMP HEAT DIARRHEA AND DYSENTERY
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QING SHU YI QI TANG TREATS: A. QI AND BLOOD VACUITY DUE TO SPLEEN VACUITY B. DAMPNESS AND PHLEGM DUE TO SPLEEN VACUITY, C. DAMP HEAT POURING DOWNWARD, D. WIND HEAT EXTERNAL CONTRACTION, E. QI AND YIN VACUITY DUE TO DAMAGE BY SUMMERHEAT
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QI AND YIN VACUITY DUE TO DAMAGE BY SUMMERHEAT (QING SHU YI QI TANG - EXPEL SUMMERHEAT, CLEARS HEAT, TRANSFORMS QI, RESOLVES DAMPNESS, FEVER, HA, IRRITIBILITY, THIRST, SUMMERHEAT W/ INTERNAL STAGNATION OF WATER AND DAMPNESS
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GUI PI TANG TREATS: A. BLEEDING DUE TO SPLEEN QI VACUITY AND DEPRESSIVE HEAT, B. BLEEDING DUE TO SPLEEN QI VACUITY AND BLOOD STASIS, C. BLEEDING DUE TO SPLEEN QI-KIDNEY YANG VACUITY, D. BLEEDING DUE TO SPLEEN QI VACUITY, E. ALL OF THE ABOVE
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BLEEDING DUE TO SPLEEN QI VACUITY
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YI GUAN JIAN TREATS: A. LIVER BLOOD-KIDNEY YANG VACUITY, B. LIVER BLOOD-KIDNEY YIN VACUITY, C. LIVER-KIDNEY YIN VACUITY WITH LIVER DEPRESSION, D. LIVER DEPRESSION-DEPRESSIVE HEAT, E. LIVER DEPRESSION-KIDNEY YANG VACUITY
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LIVER-KIDNEY YIN VACUITY WITH LIVER DEPRESSION
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WU WEI ZI AND ROU DOU KOU'S FUNCTIONS WITHIN SI SHEN WAN ARE TO: A. FORTIFY THE SPLEEN AND SUPPLEMENT THE KIDNEYS, B. WARM THE MIDDLE AND INVIGORATE YANG, C. SECURE THE INTESTINES AND STOP DIARRHEA, D. MOVE THE QI AND STOP PAIN, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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SECURE THE INTESTINES AND STOP DIARRHEA
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WHICH MEDICINAL WITHIN SUAN ZAO REN TANG ENABLE IT TO TREAT FEVER DUE TO TEETHING: A. SUAN ZAO REN, B. GAN CAO, C. CHUAN XIONG, D. FU LING, E. ZHI MU
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ZHI MU
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ZHU DAN-XI POSITED SIX DEPRESSIONS. WHICH ONE DOESN'T YUE JU WAN TREAT: A. QI, B. BLOOD, C. HEAT, D. DAMPNESS, E. FOOD, F. PHLEGM
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PHLEGM (YUE JU WAN - PROMOTES THE MOVEMENT OF QI AND RELEASES CONSTRAINT)
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF HAI ZAO, KUN BU, JU HE, WITHIN JU HE WAN: A. SCATTER NODULATION, B. SOFTEN THE HARD, C. MOVE THE QI, D. TRANSFORM PHLEGM, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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SCATTER NODULATION (JU HE WAN IS IN REGULATING QI SECTION AND TREATS UNILATERAL TESTICULAR WELLING WITH COLICKY PAIN REACHING THE UMBILICUS, YELLOW FLUID FROM SCROTUM. THIS IS A HERNIAL DISORDER DUE TO DAMP-COLD INVADING THE LIVER CHANNEL)
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DING CHUAN TANG IS MAINLY FOR THE TREATMENT OF: A. PANTING AND COUGHING DURING THE ACUTE OR ACTIVE STAGE, B. PANTING AND COUGHING DURING THE REMISSION STAGE
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PANTING AND COUGHING DURING THE ACUTE OR ACTIVE STAGE
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WHICH IS THE BEST FORMULA FOR TREATING NAUSEA AND VOMITING DURING PREGNANCY DUE TO LIVER DEPRESSION/DEPRESSIVE HEAT AND LOSS OF STOMACH HARMONY: A. SI JUN ZI TANG, B. LIU JUN ZI TANG, C. BAN XIA HOU PO TANG, D. JU PI ZHU RU TANG, E. MAI MEN DONG TANG
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JU PI ZHU RU TANG (IN REGULATE QI SECTION, VOMITING/HICCUP/DRY HEAVES DUE TO YIN DEF W/ RED TENDER TONGUE AND DEFICIENT RAPID PULSE)
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BU YANG HUAN WU TANG MAINLY TREATS: A. BLOOD STASIS DUE TO TRAUMATIC INJURY, B. BLOOD STASIS IN THE RIB-SIDE, C. BLOOD STASIS COMPLICATED BY DAMP HEAT, D. BLOOD STASIS AS THE SEQUELLA OF WIND STROKE, E. ALL OF THE ABOVE
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BLOOD STASIS AS THE SEQUELLAE OF WIND STROKE (BU YANG HUANG WU TANG - IN INVIGORATE BLOOD SECTION - SEQUELAE OF WIND STROKE INCLUDING HEMIPLEGIA, PARALYSIS, ATROPHY OF LEGS, DEFICIENCY OF NORMAL AND YANG QI TOGETHER WITH BLOOD STASIS OBSTRUCTING THE CHANNEL).
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WEN JING TANG TREATS: A. ONLY COLD, B. ONLY HEAT, C. ONLY REPLETION, D. ONLY VACUITY, E. MIXED HOT AND COLD, VACUITY AND REPLETION
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MIXED HOT AND COLD, VACUITY AND REPLETION (WEN JING TANG - MILD PERSISTEN UTERINE BLEEDING, IRREGULAR MENSES, EXTENDED OR CONTINUOUS MENSTRUAL FLOW, BLEEDING BT PERIODS, DISTENTION AND COLD IN THE LOWER ABDOMEN, INFERTILITY, DISPEL COLD, NOURISH THE BLOOD, DISPEL BLOOD STASIS)
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MAI MEN DONG'S FUNCTION WITHIN WEN JING TANG IS TO: A. ENGENDER FLUIDS AND QUICKEN THE BLOOD, B. ENGENDER FLUIDS AND LOOSEN THE CHEST, C. ENGENDER FLUIDS AND CLEAR THE HEART, D. ENGENDER FLUIDS AND COOL THE BLOOD, E. ENGENDER FLUIDS AND SCATTER NODULATION
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ENGENDER FLUIDS AND CLEAR THE HEART
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MAI YA'S FUNCTION WITHIN ZHEN GAN XI FENG TANG IS TO: A. PREVENT THE HEAVY MINERAL MEDICINALS FROM DAMAGING THE STOMACH, B. COURSE THE LIVER AND RECTIFY THE QI, C. BOTH OF THE ABOVE, D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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BOTH OF THE ABOVE (ZHEN GAN XI FENG - PART OF EXTINGUISH INTERNAL WIND - LIVER AND KIDNEY YIN DEF WITH ASCENDANT LIVER YANG)
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GUI ZHI'S FUNCTION WITHIN WU LING SAN IS TO: A: UICKEN THE BLOOD AND TRANSFORM STASIS, B. PROMOTE THE BLADDER'S QI TRANSFORMATION, C. DISPEL WIND AND SCATTER COLD, D. FORTIFY THE SPLEEN AND TRANSFORM DAMPNESS, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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PROMOTE THE BLADDER'S QI TRANSFORMATION
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IF THERE IS CONCOMITANT JAUNDICE AND EDEMA, WHICH TWO MEDICINALS MIGHT YOU ADD TO WU LING SAN: A. HUO XIANG AND ZI SU YE, B. HUANG QIN AND HUANG LIAN, C. CHI SHAO AND DANG GUI, D. YIN CHEN HAO AND SHAN ZHI ZI, E. BAI DOU KOU AND SHA REN
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YIN CHEN HAO AND SHAN ZHI ZI
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WHICH IS THE BEST FORMULA FOR WIND PHLEGM ONE-SIDED HEADACHE: A. TIAN MA GOU TENG YIN, B. BAN XIA BAI ZHU TIAN MA TANG, C. DAN ZHI XIAO YAO SAN, D. CHUAN XIONG CHA TIAO SAN, E. TAO REN SI WU TANG
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BAN XIA BAI ZHU TIAN MA TANG
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WU MEI WAN TREATS: A. ONLY COLD PATTERNS, B. ONLY HEAT PATTERNS, C. ONLY REPLETION PATTERNS, D. ONLY VACUITY PATTERNS, E. MIXED HEAT AND COLD, VACUITY AND REPLETION
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MIXED HEAT AND COLD, VACUITY AND REPLETION
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WITHIN WU MEI WAN, DANG GUI: A. NOURISHES THE BLOOD, B. QUICKENS THE BLOOD, C. COOLS THE BLOOD, D. A & B, E. B & C
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A & B (WU MEI WAN IS IN THE EXPEL PARASITE SECTION AND IS INTERMITTENT ATTACKS OF ABDOMINAL PAIN, A STIFLING SENSATION, IRRITABILITY, AND WARMTH IN CHEST AND EPIGASTRIUM ACCOMPANIED BY VOMITING AFTER EATING, AND COLD HANDS AND FEET. CALMS ROUNDWORMS AND WARMS THE INTESTINES)
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WHAT TWO MEDICINALS ARE ADDED TO SI JUN ZI TANG WHEN SPLEEN QI VACUITY GIVES RISE TO PHLEGM DAMPNESS: A. CHEN PI AND BAN XIA, B. CHEN PI AND SHA REN, C. SHA REN AND MU XIANG, D. MU XIANG AND BING LANG, E. MU XIANG AND HUANG LIAN
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CHEN PI AND BAN XIA
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WHICH MEDICINAL MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR BAN XIA IN XIAO CHAI HU TANG IF THERE IS THIRST: A. TIAN HUA FEN, B. JIE GENG, C. QIAN HU, D. TAI ZI SHEN, E. ZHE BEI MU
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TIAN HUA FEN
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FOR YIN VACUITY THIRSTING AND WASTING WITH POLYURIA, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MEDICINALS SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM LIU WEI DI HUANG WAN AND REPLACED WITH TIAN HUA FEN: A. SHU DI, B. DAN PI, C. ZE XIE, D. SHAN YAO, E. SHAN ZHU YU
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ZE XIE
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FOR LIVER-BLOOD, KIDNEY-YIN VACUITY LOW BACK PAIN, ADD WHICH TWO INGREDIENTS TO LIU WEI DI HUANG WAN: A. BA JI TIAN AND XU DUAN, B. XU DUAN AND XIAN LIAN PI, C. DU ZHONG AND NIU XI, D. XIANG LING PI AND XIAN MAO, E. BA JI TIAN AND ROU GUI
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DU ZHONG AND NIU XI
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FOR KIDNEY YIN VACUITY WITH CONCOMITANT QI VACUITY, ADD WHICH TWO INGREDIENTS TO LIU WEI DI HUANG WAN: A. HUANG QI AND DANG GUI, B. DANG GUI AND BAI SHAO, C. JIE GENG AND ZHE BEI MU, D. REN SHEN AND HUANG QI, E. XIAN LING PI AND XIAN MAO
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REN SHEN AND HUANG QI
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FOR KIDNEY YIN VACUITY WITH CONCOMITANT DAMP HEAT AND PAINFUL, DRIBBLING URINATION, INCREASE THE DOSAGES OF WHICH TWO INGREDIENTS IN LIU WEI DI HUANG WAN: A. FU LING AND SHAN YAO, B. FU LING AND ZE XIE, C. SHAN YAO AND SHAN ZHU YU, D. SHU DI AND DAN PI, E. SHAN ZHU YU AND ZE XIE
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FU LING AND ZE XIE
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ADD WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PAIRS OF MEDICINALS TO LIU WEI DI HUANG WAN IF KIDNEY YIN VACUITY IS COMPLICATED BY HEAT TOXINS: A. CHI SHAO AND SHENG DI, B. HUANG QIN AND HUANG LIAN, C. LONG DAN CAO AND SHENG DI, D. GOU QI ZI AND BEI JIA, E. LIAN QIAO AND JIN YIN HUA
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LIAN QIAO AND JIN YIN HUA
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WHICH PAIR OF INGREDIENTS CAN BE ADDED TO LIU WEI DI HUANG WAN TO TREAT SEMINAL EMISSION: A. MU LI AND HAI ZAO, B. HAI ZAO AND KUN BU, C. XIA KU CAO AND XUAN SHEN, D. MU LI AND WU WEI ZI, E. WU WEI ZI AND YUAN ZHI
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MU LI AND WU WEI ZI
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WHICH PAIR OF INGREDIENTS CAN BE ADDED TO TONG XIE YAO FENG FOR PAINFUL DIARRHEA DUE TO LIVER ASSAILING THE SPLEEN COMPLICATED WITH HEMAFACIA: A. FU LING AND YI YI REN, B. CHAI HU AND ZHI KE, C. HE ZI AND ROU DOU KOU, D. SHENG MA AND CHAI HU, E. HUAI HUA MI AND DI YU
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HUAI HUA MI AND DI YU
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WHICH PAIR OF INGREDIENTS CAN BE ADDED TO TONG XIE YAO FANG FOR PAINFUL DIARRHEA DUE TO LIVER ASSAILING THE SPLEEN COMPLICATED BY EXTREMELY WATERY STOOLS: A. FU LING AND YI YI REN, B CHAI HU AND ZHI KE, C. HE ZI AND ROU DOU KOU, D. SHENG MA AND CHAI HU, E. HUAI HUA MI AND DI YU
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FU LING AND YI YI REN
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WHICH PAIR OF INGREDIENTS CAN BE ADDED TO TONG XIE YAO FANG FOR PAINFUL DIARRHEA DUE TO LIVER ASSAILING SPLEEN COMPLICATED BY CHEST AND RIB-SIDE DISTENTION AND PAIN: A. FU LING AND YI YI REN, B. CHAI HU AND ZHI KE, C. HE ZI AND ROU DOU KOU, D. SHENG MA AND CHAI HU, E. HUAI HU MI AND DI YU
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CHAI HU AND ZHI KE
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WHICH PAIR OF INGREDIENTS CAN BE ADDED TO TONG XIE YAO FANG FOR PAINFUL DIARRHEA DUE TO LIVER ASSAILING SPLEEN COMPLICATED BY TENESMUS DUE TO CENTRAL QI FALL: A. FU LING AND YI YI REN, B. CHAI HU AND ZHI KE, C. HE ZI AND ROU DOU KOU, D. SHENG MA AND CHAI HU, E. HUAI HU MI AND DI YU
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SHENG MA AND CHAI HU
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WHICH PAIR OF INGREDIENTS CAN BE ADDED TO TONG XIE YAO FANG FOR PAINFUL DIARRHEA DUE TO LIVER ASSAILING SPLEEN COMPLICATED BY DAMPNESS AND HEAT: A. FU LING AND YI YI REN, B. CHAI HU AND ZHI KE, C. BAI TOU WENG AND HUANG LIAN, D. SHENG MA AND CHAI HU, E. HUAI HU MI AND DI YU
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BAI TOU WENG AND HUANG LIAN
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WHICH PAIR OF INGREDIENTS CAN BE ADDED TO TONG XIE YAO FANG FOR PAINFUL DIARRHEA DUE TO LIVER ASSAILING SPLEEN COMPLICATED BY SEVERE QI VACUITY: A. FU LING AND YI YI REN, B. CHAI HU AND ZHI KE, C. BAI TOU WENG AND HUANG LIAN, D. SHENG MA AND CHAI HU, E. DANG SHEN AND HUANG QI
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DANG SHEN AND HUANG QI
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WHICH PAIR OF INGREDIENTS CAN BE ADDED TO DANG GUI BU XUE TANG WHEN SPONTANEOUS EJECTION OF BLOOD IS DUE TO A COMBINATION OF QI VACUITY AND BLOOD HEAT: A. XIAN HE CAO AND QIAN CAO GEN, B. HUAI HUA MI AND SHENG MA, C. SHAN ZHI ZI AND SHAN ZHU YU, D, WU WEI ZI AND WU MEI, E. WU ZEI GU AND SANG PAIO XIAO
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XIAN HE CAO AND QIAN CAO GEN
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WHICH PAIR OF MEDICINALS CAN BE ADDED TO SI WU TANG FOR THE TREATMENT OF REPLETE PATTERN STASIS HEAT BLOCKED MENSTRUATION: A. DA HUANG AND MANG XIAO, B. XIANG FU AND WU YAO, C. ROU GUI AND FU ZI, D. DI GU PI AND DAN PI, E. TAO REN AND HONG HUA
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DA HUANG AND MANG XIAO
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WHICH PAIR OF MEDICINALS CAN BE ADDED TO SI WU TANG FOR THE TREATMENT OF COLD CONGELATION BLOCKED MENSTRUATION: A. DA HUANG AND MANG XIAO, B. XIANG FU AND WU YAO, C. ROU GUI AND FU ZI, D. DI GU PI AND DAN PI, E. TAO REN AND HONG HUA
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ROU GUI AND FU ZI
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WHICH PAIR OF MEDICINALS CAN BE ADDED TO SI WU TANG FOR THE TREATMENT OF BLOOD HEAT: A. HUANG QIN AND HUANG LIAN, B. XIANG FU AND WU YAO, C. ROU GUI AND FU ZI, D. DANG SHEN AND HUANG QI, E. TAO REN AND HONG HUA
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HUANG QIN AND HUANG LIAN
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WHICH PAIR OF MEDICINALS CAN BE ADDED TO BU ZHONG YI QI TANG WHEN SPLEEN QI VACUITY IS COMPLICATED WITH VACUITY HEAT: A. HUANG QIN AND HUANG LIAN, B. HUANG BAI AND ZHI MU, C. SHAN ZHI ZI AND DAN PI, D. BAI XIAN PI AND DI FU ZI, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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HUANG BAI AND ZHI MU
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WHICH PAIR OF MEDICINALS CAN BE ADDED TO BU ZHONG YI QI TANG WHEN SPLEEN QI VACUITY IS COMPLICATED BY KIDNEY YANG VACUITY: A. FU LING AND YI YI REN, B. SHAN YAO AND BAI BIAN DOU, C. XIAN MAO AND XIAN LIAN PI, D. HAN LIAN CAO AND NU ZHEN ZI, E. SHAN ZHU YU AND WU WEI ZI
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XIAN MAO AND XIAN LING PI
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WHICH PAIR OF MEDICINALS CAN BE ADDED TO BU ZHONG YI QI TANG WHEN SPLEEN QI VACUITY IS COMPLICATED BY KIDNEY YIN VACUITY: A. FU LING AND YI YI REN, B. SHAN YAO AND BAI BIAN DOU, C. XIAN MAO AND XIAN LIAN PI, D. HAN LIAN CAO AND NU ZHEN ZI, E. SHAN ZHU YU AND WU WEI ZI
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HAN LIAN CAO AND NU ZHEN ZI
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WHICH PAIR OF MEDICINALS CAN BE ADDED TO BU ZHONG YI QI TANG WHEN SPLEEN QI VACUITY IS COMPLICATED BY KIDNEY QI LOSS OF SECURING: A. FU LING AND YI YI REN, B. SHAN YAO AND BAI BIAN DOU, C. XIAN MAO AND XIAN LIAN PI, D. HAN LIAN CAO AND NU ZHEN ZI, E. SHAN ZHU YU AND WU WEI ZI
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SHAN ZHU YU AND WU WEI ZI
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WHICH PAIR OF MEDICINALS CAN BE ADDED TO BU ZHONG YI QI TANG WHEN SPLEEN QI VACUITY IS COMPLICATED BY PHLEGM DAMPNESS: A. FU LING AND BAN XIA, B. SHAN YAO AND BAI BIAN DOU, C. XIAN MAO AND XIAN LIAN PI, D. HAN LIAN CAO AND NU ZHEN ZI, E. SHAN ZHU YU AND ROUD DOU KOU
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FU LING AND BAN XIA
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WHICH PAIR OF MEDICINALS CAN BE ADDED TO BU ZHONG YI QI TANG WHEN SPLEEN QI VACUITY IS COMPLICATED BY FOOD STAGNATION: A. FU LING AND BAN XIA, B. SHEN QU AND SHAN ZHA, C. XIAN MAO AND XIAN LIAN PI, D. HAN LIAN CAO AND NU ZHEN ZI, E. SHAN ZHU YU AND WU WEI ZI
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SHEN QU AND SHAN ZHA
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WHICH MEDICINALS SHOULD BE ADDED TO SHAO YAO GAN CAO TANG FOR THE TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCERS WITH STOMACH YIN VACUITY: A: GAN JIANG AND HUANG QI, B. SHA SHEN AND MAI MEN DONG, C. DAN SHEN AND CHUAN XIONG, D. CHAI HU AND QING PI, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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SHA SHEN AND MAI MEN DONG
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WHICH MEDICINALS SHOULD BE ADDED TO SHAO YAO GAN CAO TANG FOR THE TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCERS WITH LIVER DEPRESSION QI STAGNATION: A: GAN JIANG AND HUANG QI, B. SHA SHEN AND MAI MEN DONG, C. DAN SHEN AND CHUAN XIONG, D. CHAI HU AND QING PI, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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CHAI HU AND QING PI
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WHICH MEDICINALS SHOULD BE ADDED TO SHAO YAO GAN CAO TANG FOR THE TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCERS WITH BLOOD STASIS: A: GAN JIANG AND HUANG QI, B. SHA SHEN AND MAI MEN DONG, C. DAN SHEN AND CHUAN XIONG, D. CHAI HU AND QING PI, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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DAN SHEN AND CHUAN XIONG
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WHICH MEDICINALS SHOULD BE ADDED TO SHAO YAO GAN CAO TANG FOR THE TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCERS WITH SPLEEN-STOMACH VACUITY COLD: A: GAN JIANG AND HUANG QI, B. SHA SHEN AND MAI MEN DONG, C. DAN SHEN AND CHUAN XIONG, D. CHAI HU AND QING PI, E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
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GAN JIANG AND HUANG QI
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WHICH MEDICINALS SHOULD BE ADDED TO XIAO YAO SAN FOR THE TREATMENT OF DIZZINESS AND VERTIGO: A. TIAN MA AND GOU TENG, B. ZHE BEI MU AND BAN XIA, C. HUANG QIN AND BAN XIA, D. BAN XIA AND CHEN PI, E. ZHU RU AND CHEN PI
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TIAN MA AND GOU TENG
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WHICH MEDICINALS SHOULD BE ADDED TO XIAO YAO SAN FOR THE TREATMENT OFLLIVER DEPRESSION AND SPLEEN VACUITY WITH PHLEGM DAMPNESS: A. TIAN MA AND GOU TENG, B. CHEN PI AND GUI ZHI, C. HUANG QIN AND BAN XIA, D. BAN XIA AND CHEN PI, E. ZHU RU AND CHEN PI
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BAN XIA AND CHEN PI
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WHICH MEDICINALS SHOULD BE ADDED TO XIAO YAO SAN FOR THE TREATMENT OF LIVER DEPRESSION/DEPRESSIVE HEAT AND SPLEEN VACUITY WITH NAUSEA AND VOMITING: A. TIAN MA AND GOU TENG, B. HUANG LIAN AND GUI ZHI, C. HUANG QIN AND BAN XIA, D. BAN XIA AND CHEN PI, E. ZHU RU AND CHEN PI
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BAN XIA AND CHEN PI
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WHICH MEDICINALS SHOULD BE ADDED TO XIAO YAO SAN FOR THE TREATMENT OF LIVER DEPRESSION AND SPLEEN-KIDNEY DUAL VACUITY WITH ENDURING DAMPNESS AND HEAT ABNORMAL VAGINAL DISCHARGE: A. SHAN ZHU YU AND WU WEI ZI, B. SHAN ZHI ZI AND DAN PI, C. HUANG QIN AND BAN XIA, D. BAN XIA AND YI YI REN, E. SHAN YAO AND QIAN SHI
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SHAN YAO AND QIAN SHI
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WHICH MEDICINALS SHOULD BE ADDED TO XIAO YAO SAN FOR THE TREATMENT OF LIVER DEPRESSION AND SPLEEN VACUITY WITH ABDOMINAL DISTENTION, LACK OF APPETITE, AND BAD BREATH: A.MAI YA AND SHA REN, B. WU ZHU YU AND HUANG LIAN, C. CHEN PI AND BAN XIA, D. BAN XIA AND YI YI REN, E. SHAN YAO AND QIAN SHI
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MAI YA AND SHA REN OR WU ZHU YU AND HUANG LIAN
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