Shiatsu Quiz 2

Front 1

Yang Deficiency is characterized by what Zang-Fu Pattern

Back 1

Empty-Cold

Front 2

Yang Deficiency arise due to what?

Back 2

Lack of Yang energy in the body.

Front 3

Yang energy is responsible for what?

Back 3

Warming the body and the transformation of Food and fluids

Front 4

Yang can become deficient due to what?

Back 4

Chronic disease
Constitutional weakness
Overwork
Exposure to external Cold
Accumulation of internal cold due to deficient Qi
Consumtion of cold, raw foods

Front 5

Chills
Fatigue, lethargy
Pale complexion
Edema (swelling)
Spontaneous sweating
Clear, abundant urine
Diarrhea, loose stools are signs and symptoms of what?

Back 5

Yang Deficiency Patterns
Empty Cold

Front 6

Organs affected by Empty-Cold

Back 6

Kidney
Spleen
Heart
Stomach

Front 7

Empty-Cold Tongue

Back 7

Pale, Swollen, wet

Front 8

Empty-Cold Pulse

Back 8

Weak, deep, slow

Front 9

Technique for Empty-Cold

Back 9

Soothing

Front 10

Application for Empty-Cold

Back 10

Gentle

Front 11

Direction Empty-Cold

Back 11

With the channel

Front 12

Level of Empty-Cold

Back 12

Superficial

Front 13

Speed of Empty-Cold

Back 13

Slow

Front 14

Breath of Empty-Cold

Back 14

With the exhale

Front 15

Yin Excess conditions are characterized by what?

Back 15

Yin pathogenic factors:
Cold, Dampness, and/or Phlegm which accumulate in the body when there is insufficient Yang Qi to warm and transform fluids or by an external invasion.

Front 16

According to 8 principles Yin Excess Pattern falls under what general catagory?

Back 16

Full-Cold conditions

Front 17

What is the primary focus of treatment of Full-Cold conditions? What is the secondary goal?

Back 17

Eliminate pathogenic factor is primary goal

Tonify Yang Qi to prevent the formation of Cold, Damp, and Phelgm is the Secondary Goal.

Front 18

The Signs and Symptoms for Full-Cold are similar to the ones for Empty-Cold,except that Full-Cold patterns are what?

Back 18

Generally acute and involve pain or cramping.

Front 19

What are the following Signs and Symptoms for?
Chills
Cold Limbs
Bright White Complexion
No Thirst
Desire for warm liquids
Loose Stools
Abdominal pain that is worse with pressure and better with warmth, or improves after a bowel movement
Clear abundant urination.

Back 19

Yin Excess Patterns
Full-Cold conditions

Front 20

What are the following Signs and Symptoms for?
Feeling of heaviness
Lassitude
Sticky, cloudy, clear or white fluid discharges
Tends to affect the lower body
Blocks the flow of Qi and blood
Aggravated by Damp climate

Back 20

Dampness

Front 21

Full-Cold Tongue

Back 21

Pale body, thick white coat

Front 22

Pulse Full-Cold

Back 22

Full, Tight, Slow

Front 23

Tongue Full-Cold Damp

Back 23

Thick sticky or greasy white coat

Front 24

Pulse Full-Cold Damp

Back 24

Slippery

Front 25

Organs affected by Full-Cold Conditions

Back 25

Stomach, Spleen, Intestines, Uterus, Lungs

Front 26

Full-Cold Technique

Back 26

Soothing

Front 27

Full-Cold Application

Back 27

Hard/Sharp

Front 28

Direction

Back 28

Against the Flow of the channel

Front 29

Level

Back 29

Deep (Heavy)

Front 30

Speed

Back 30

Slow

Front 31

Breath Full-Cold

Back 31

With the inhale

Front 32

Yin Deficiency is what in the 8 principle patterns

Back 32

Empty-Heat

Front 33

Empty-Heat results from what?

Back 33

Lack of nourishing and cooling yin energies.

Front 34

What chronic condition can result from overwork, aging, heat diseases, chronic disease,excessive sex, and constitional weakness.

Back 34

Empty-Heat

Front 35

Malar Flush
Feeling of heat in the afternoon or evening
Nightsweats
Dark, scanty urine
Dry stools
5-palm heat
Thirst with desire to drink small sips
Dry mouth
are signs and symptoms of what?

Back 35

Empty-Heat

Front 36

Empty-Heat Tongue

Back 36

Red, peeled or no coat

Front 37

Empty-Heat Pulse

Back 37

Floating-empty, weak, thin, rapid

Front 38

Organs affected by Empty-Heat

Back 38

Kidney, Heart, Lung, Liver and Stomach

Front 39

Technique for Empty-Heat

Back 39

Pressure

Front 40

Application for Empty-Heat

Back 40

Gentle

Front 41

Direction for Empty-Heat

Back 41

With the flow of the channel

Front 42

Speed for Empty-Heat

Back 42

Slow in/Quicker out

Front 43

Level for Empty-Heat

Back 43

Deep

Front 44

Breath for Empty-Heat

Back 44

With the exhale

Front 45

Treatment Goal for Empty-Heat

Back 45

Tonify Yin

Front 46

Yang Excess patterns are characterized by signs of Heat or Fire, which can arise from what?

Back 46

Long term emotional stress
Diet (energetically hot or spicy foods)
heat diseases

Front 47

Red Face and eyes
Thirst
Dark, scanty urine
Feeling of heat
Mental restlessness
Constipation
Raised, red skin eruptions
Burning sensations
Bitter taste
High fever
are signs and symptoms of what?

Back 47

Full-Heat
Yang Excess Patterns

Front 48

Full-Heat Tongue

Back 48

Red w/a yellow coat or Red and Swollen

Front 49

Full-Heat Pulse

Back 49

Full, Wiry, rapid

Front 50

Organs affected by Full-Heat

Back 50

Liver, Heart, Stomach, Lungs

Front 51

Treatment Goal for Full-Heat?

Back 51

Clear Heat (disperse or Subdue Yang)

Front 52

Treatment Goal for Liver-Yang Rising?

Back 52

Clear Heat
Tonify Yin

Front 53

Technique for Full-Heat

Back 53

Pressure

Front 54

Application for Full-Heat

Back 54

Hard/sharp

Front 55

Direction for Full-Heat

Back 55

Against the flow of the channel

Front 56

Speed for Full-Heat

Back 56

Quick in/slow out

Front 57

Level for Full-Heat

Back 57

superficial

Front 58

Breath for Full-Heat

Back 58

With the inhale

Front 59

Within the Eight Principle framework, Qi and/or Blood Stagnation are what?

Back 59

Excess (Full) conditions

Front 60

Qi stagnation is most often the result of what?

Back 60

Emotional stress and overwork

Front 61

Blood stagnation can be the result of what?

Back 61

Qi stagnation, Qi deficiency, Blood deficiency, Internal Cold, Heat in the Blood, or Phlegm.

Front 62

The primary treatment goal of Qi and/or Blood Stagnation is what?

Back 62

Move (disperse) Qi and Blood

Front 63

Feelings of distension of fullness
Irritability
Mood swings
Pain that moves from place to place
Depression
Frequent sighing
are signs and symptoms of what?

Back 63

Qi Stagnation

Front 64

Qi Stagnation Tongue

Back 64

Normal or Lavender

Front 65

Qi Stagantaion Pulse

Back 65

Wiry

Front 66

Organs affected by Qi Stagnation

Back 66

Liver, Heart, Lungs, Stomach, Intestines

Front 67

Sharp, stabbing pain that is localized
Blood clotting
Bluish-purple lips, face or nails
Menstual pain or cramping
Fixed abdominal masses
are signs and symptoms of what?

Back 67

Blood stagnation

Front 68

Blood Stagnation Tongue

Back 68

Purple or purple spots

Front 69

Blood Stagnation Pulse

Back 69

Wiry or Choppy

Front 70

Organs affected by Qi and Blood Stagnation.

Back 70

Liver, Heart, Stomach, Intestines, Uterus

Front 71

Qi and Blood Stagnation Technique

Back 71

Pressure

Front 72

Qi and Blood Stagnation Application

Back 72

Hard/Sharp

Front 73

Qi and Blood Stagnation Direction

Back 73

Against the flow of the channel

Front 74

Qi and Blood Stagnation Speed

Back 74

Quick in/Slow out

Front 75

Qi and Blood Stagnation Level

Back 75

Variable
Qi: superficial to middle
Blood: middle to deep

Front 76

Qi and Blood Stagnation Breath

Back 76

With the inhale

Front 77

Since Qi and Blood Stagnation are Full (Excess) condition, they are treated like what?

Back 77

Yang-Excess (Full-Heat) conditions even though there are no signs of Heat