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51 Cards in this Set
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How does external evil attack the meridians
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1. tai yang
2. tai yin direct attack 3. follows the meridians 4. follow six meridians but skip on or two, ex:shao yang to jue yin |
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Line 1: Basic symptoms of tai yang
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1. floating pulse
2. headache, stiffneck, neck pain: blockage of channel 3. aversion to cold |
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Line 2: Basic symptoms of tai yang wind strike
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1. floating, moderate pulse
2. stiff neck 3.aversion to cold plus fever, sweating, aversion to wind |
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Line 3: Basic symptoms of cold damage
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2+3+general body pain, tight pulse, vomit
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Line 6: Signs of warm disease
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fever and thirst with no aversion to cold
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Line 12: Gui Zhi pattern main signs
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1+2+3+sweating (caused by xu)
aversion to wind, low grade fever, stuffy nose, sometimes vomit |
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Ingedients of Gui Zhi Tang
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Gui Zhi
shao yao gan cao sheng jiang da zao |
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Function of shao yao
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Harmonize ying and wei
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How to administer Gui Zhi Tang
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Take with rice soup: nourishes ST Qi and help reduce sweat
Cover patient with light blanket |
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When there is stiff neck and nape with sweating and aversion to wind
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Gui zhi jia ge gen tang
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If have Gui Zhi Pattern and asthma
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Add huo po and xing ren
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Gui Zhi Pattern with cold limbs or body
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Add fu zi
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Gui Zhi Pattern with distention and fullness in chest
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remove shao yao
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Patient over sweating, vomitting and diarrhea?
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Xu of xue and qi: disperse and tonify
Gui Zhi Xin Ja Tang |
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For spontaneous sweat due to xu and with no neck stiffness
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Yu Ping Feng Sang
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Ingredients of Yu Ping Feng Sang
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Huang Qi
Bai Zhu Fang Feng |
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Ma Huang Tang Signs
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No Sweat, asthma, wheezing, fever, pain more severe
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Function of Xing Ren
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Discend LU Qi
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Function of Ma Huang Tang
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Tranquilize asthma, induce sweating, disperse exterior
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Containdications for Ma Huang Tang
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excessive heat, bleeding, yin or xue xu
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Good result of Ma Huang tx
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floating and thin pulse, patient feels sleepy
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Disease maybe transfered to shao yang:bitter taste, fullness in chest, rib-side pain
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Xiao Chai Hu Tang
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Fever still there, floating pulse
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Ma Huang Tang
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Ge Gen Tang
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Modified Gui Zhi Tang + ma huang - xing ren + ge gen
without sweat |
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Ma Huang Tang
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Ma Huang
Gui Zhi Gan Cao Xing Ren |
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Gui Zhi + Ge Gen
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with sweat and stiffness
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Formula for exterior cold and interior heat
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Da Qing Long Tang
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Da Qing Long Tang ingredients
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ma huang
gui zhi gan cao xing ren sheng jiang da zao shi gao |
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Containdications for Da Qing Long Tang
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Xu fluids, weak slow pulse, thin pulse
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Indications for Xiao Qing Long Tang
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Exterior wind cold, dry vomit, water retention, fever and cough, thirst, diarrhea
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Indications for Ma Huang Gui Zhi Gen Ban Tang
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Exterior and interior xu, thin pulse, aversion to cold
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Indications for Gui Zhi Er Yue Bi Yi Tang
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Fever, aversion to cold, faint pulse (one should not promote sweating because yang is absent)
TX: Promote mild sweating, clear interior heat |
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Indications for Wu Ling San
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Thirst caused by yu, floating pulse, inhibited urination, slight heat
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Bai Zhu?
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Bu SP
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Indications for Tao He Cheng Qi Tang?
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Heat yu and xue yu. Mania and tense lower abdomen.
Must first resolve exterior. |
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Tao He Cheng Qi Tang ingredients
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Tao Ren
Da Huang Gui Zhi Gan Cao Mang Xiao |
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Indications for Zhi Zi Tang
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restlessness, insomnia
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With lack of Qi or SOB
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Add Gan Cao
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With vomit
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Add Sheng Jiang
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With fullness distention in abdomen
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Add Huo Po move the yu of qi
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Cold pain or feeling of cold
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gan jiang zhi zi tang
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Indications for Ge Gen Huang Lian Tang
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Gui Zhi pattern but too much purging or sweating therapy then diarrhea symptoms, pulse rapid, sweating
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Ge Gen functions
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relieve exterior and harmonize ST
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Indications for Gui Zhi Gan Cao Tang
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HT Yang Xu, palpitations below the heart
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Tx for running piggy qi (counter flow of water)
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Gui Zhi plus Gui Zhi Tang
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Serious Cough or asthma
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Xin Ren Gui Zhi:
Harmonize, warm |
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Fu Ling Gui Zhi Bai Zhu Gan Cao Tang
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Lower chest yu, dizzy.
Xu SP can't nourish head Water retention, deep tight pulse, maybe forceful Fu Ling Chief: Bu SP, move water |
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Ingredients of Xiao Jian Zhong Tang
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Gui Zhi - half
Shao Yao - double Sheng Jiang Gan Cao Da Zao Jiao Yi - Chief |
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With serious vomit?
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Add Sheng Jiang or Ban Xia
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Indications Zhen Wu Tang
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water flooding with SP and KI yang vacuity
1.palpitations 2.trembling of body d/t water yu in meridian treats edema all over body, SP yang Xu, yu in BL |
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Ingredients Zhen Wu Tang
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Fu Ling
Shao Yao Sheng Jiang Bai Zhu Fu Zi - chief |
