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115 Cards in this Set
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Floating, tight
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Taiyang shang han (wc excess)
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Floating, moderate
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Taiyang zhong feng (wc xu)
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Floating, rapid
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Wenbing wei level
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Floating & big without root
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Qi xu
Blood xu |
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Floating pulse w skin edema (damp acc in the surface of the skin)
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Wind water overflowing
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When is the floating pulse normal?
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On thin people
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Which 4 other pulse go under the floating category?
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Hollow, tympanic, scattered, SOFT
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Soft, moderate
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MJ dampness
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Soft, floating
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Exterior dampness
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Soft, rapid
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MJ damp heat
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Soft pulse with SOB, fatigue
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Qi xu
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Soft pulse w dizziness, palps
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Blood xu
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Soft pulse w nightsweats, tinnitus
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Yin xu
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Soft, slow
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Xu cold
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Soft, rapid
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Damp heat
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Floating, wiry
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Migraine HA d/t exterior
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Floating, slippery
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Wind phlegm
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Give the 4 indications of the soft pulse
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1) Exterior
2) Deficiency 3) Wind water overflow 4) Normal |
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Give the 2 indications of the soft pulse
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1) Dampness
2) Deficiency |
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Is the soft pulse felt on the supeficial, medium or deep level?
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Superficial
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Give the 4 indications of the deep pulse
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1) Interior
2) Interior XU 3) Water retention 4) Normal |
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What 5 types of interior full conditions can the deep pulse indicate?
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Qi stag, phlegm stag, damp stag, food stag, heat acc
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Deep, weak
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Interior yang qi xu
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What can be the cause of the "deep pulse" water retention?
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Heart failure, kidney failure
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Deep, slow
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Interior cold
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Deep, slow
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Interior cold
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Deep, rapid
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Interior heat
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Deep, slippery
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Phlegm/food stag or damp heat
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Deep, wiry
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Internal pain (ex liver or st pain)
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Deep, choppy
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Stagnation (qi & blood)
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Deep, moderate
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Damp water acc
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Deep, thready
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Blood xu
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Deep, tight
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Pain d/t cold acc
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Give 2 synonyms for the hesitant pulse
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Choppy, sluggish
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What 2 conditions can the hesitant pulse indicate?
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1) XU
2) XS |
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What types of xu conditions can the hesitant pulse indicate? (7)
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1) Qi
2) Blood 3) Blood/BF 4) Amenorrhea 5) Dead fetus 6) Jing (infertility) 7) Blood stasis d/t xu |
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What 4 types of excess conditions can the hesitant pulse indicate?
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1) Food stag
2) Phlegm stag 3) Qi stag 4) Blood stag |
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Floating, hesitant
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exterior xu
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Deep, hesitant
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Interior
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Hesitant, thready
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Blood xu
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Wiry, hesitant
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Qi & blood stag
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Knotted, hesitant
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Blood stasis
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Hesitant, weak
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Essence, blood xu
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What do you need to think of when you feel a regularly intermittent pulse?
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Refer out, it's serious!
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Give 4 indications of the regularly intermittent pulse
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1) Zangfu qi exhausted
2) Acute excess condition 3) Wind condition 4) Excess of 7 emotions (ex overangry) |
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Which one out of the regularly intermittent and the knotted pulse is the more severe?
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Regularly intermittent is more severe
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Explain the knotted pulse
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It's IRREGULARLY intermittent with irregular stops skipping a beat or with an extra beat
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Explain the regularly intermittent pulse
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It's slow and weak and has regular stops
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What 2 conditions are indicated by the knotted pulse?
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1) Excess
2) Zangfu Qi xu |
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What 5 excess conditions can the knotted pulse indicate?
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1) Qi stag
2) Blood stasis 3) Cold phlegm acc 4) Fluid retention 5) Food stag |
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What 3 xu conditions can the knotted pulse indicate?
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1) Qi
2) Blood 3) Jing |
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Floating, knotted
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Exterior wind attack
WC attacking channels |
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Deep, knotted
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Stagnation internally
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Slippery, knotted
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Phlegm stag
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Weak, knotted
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Zangfu qi xu
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How many beats per cycle does it take for the pulse to be rapid?
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MORE than 5 beats per cycle
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How many beats per breathing cycle is considered a normal pulse?
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4-5 beats per cycle
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What 4 indications does the rapid pulse have?
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1) Heat
2) Xu 3) Cold 4) Normal in children |
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Rapid, strong
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Lu heat, St heat, Li heat, Lu abscess, LI abscess
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Rapid, weak
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Yin xu heat or could even be ht failure
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Give 2 indications of the deficienct pulse
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1) Xu
2) Summerheat |
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Describe the deficienct/feeble pulse
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Forceless in all 3 positions, becomes hollow or disappears when pressing
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Floating, deficient with spont sweating
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Qi xu
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Deep, deficient
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Internal xu (qi, blood, yang, yin, Jing)
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Hesitant, deficient
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Blood xu
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Rapid, deficient
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Yin xu
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Slow, deficient
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Xu cold (MJ)
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Wiry, deficient
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Sp xu, Liver attacking
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Give 3 indications of the thready pulse
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1) Xu
2) Dampness 3) Yang xu/ yin xs |
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Give 2 examples of damp conditions causing a thready pulse
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1) MJ dampness
2) BI pain, damp BI |
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Floating, thready
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Wind damp
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Deep thready
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Internal xu, damp BI (joint pain)
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Thready, moderate
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Dampness
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Thready, rapid
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Yin xu, blood xu with heat
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Hesitant, thready
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Blood xu or blood stasis
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Thready, faint
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Yang xu, yin xs (true cold, false heat)
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Explain the weak pulse
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It's very soft, deep and thin and can only be felt in the deep level with pressing
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Give 2 indications of the weak pulse
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1) Xu
2) Yang xu/yin xs |
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Hesitant, weak
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Blood xu
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Weak slippery
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St/sp qi xu with phlegm of food stag
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Faint, weak
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Extreme yang xu
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Rapid, weak
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Yin xu, loos of too much blood
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Give 5 indications of the wiry/ sting-taut pulse
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1) Liv/GB pulse
2) Xu (ex Li blood or consumptive disease like TB or cancer) 3) Phlegm fluids retention 4) Pain 5) Malaria 3) |
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Floating, string-taut
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HA d/t exterior attack
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Rapid, string-taut
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Liv heat/fire
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Deep, string-taut
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Liv yin xu, int organ dysfx
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Tight, string-taut
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Stagnation cold, extreme pain
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Slippery, string-taut
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Phlegm heat/fire
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Large, string-taut, weak
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Xu condition
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How do u expain the tight/tense pulse?
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Like a twisted rope, feels forceful
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Give 3 indications of the tense pulse
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1) Cold syndrome (ext/int)
2) Pain (cold pain usually) 3) Food stag |
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Tense, floating
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WC, taiyang shanghan
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Deep, tense
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Internal cold (icecream acute pain)
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string-taut, tense
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Food stag, phlegm fluid retention
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Hesitant, tense
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Pain d/t blood stasis, period pain
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Which pulse is like a bead roling in a plate?
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Slippery/rolling pulse
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Give 6 indications of the roling pulse
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1) Phlegm fluids retention
2) Food stag 3) XS heat 4) Blood acc internally 5) Pregnancy 6) Normal |
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Rolling, floating
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Wind-phlegm (ex bell's paulsy)
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Rolling, deep
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Phlegm food stag
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Rolling, rapid
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Phlegm heat/fire, damp heat
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Rolling, string taut
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Fluids, phlegm retention
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Rolling, strong
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XS heat
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Which pulse is extremely big and comes like a wave in the ocean?
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Surgning/ flooding pulse
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Give 4 indications of the surgning pulse
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1) XS heat (ex qi level)
2) Internal acc (abcess, parasites) 3) Xu 4) Summertime |
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Surgning, floating
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Summerheat, exterior
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Surgning, deep
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Internal heat
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Surgning, tight
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Substantial acc, abscess
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Surgning, slippery
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Phlegm heat/fire
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Surging, hollow
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Feverish disease later stages
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Which pulse is forceful in all 3 positions both on light and heavy pressure?
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The strong/excess pulse
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Give 4 indications of the excess pulse
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1) XS yang (fire/heat)
2) Yangming FU 3) Yin cold XS (pulse and sx do not match) 4) Righteous qi xu (evil qi strong-bad sign) |
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Excess, floating
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Exterior xs
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Deep, excess
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Internal xs (food stag or yangming fu)
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Surgning, excess
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XS heat
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Rolling, excess
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Phlegm heat/fire
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