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100 Cards in this Set
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Qi is the _____ of Blood, Blood is the _____ of Qi
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commander, mother
(Qi generates, moves and holds Blood) |
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Spring is which stage of development
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birth
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Summer is which stage of development
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growth
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Late summer is which stage of development
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transformation
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Autumn is which stage of development
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harvest
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Winter is which stage of development
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storage
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Basic quality of wood
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can be bent and straightened
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Basic quality of fire
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flares upwards
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Basic quality of earth
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permits sowing, growing and reaping
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Basic quality of metal
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can be moulded and can harden
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Basic quality of water
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moistens downwards
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Movement of wood
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expansion
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Movement of fire
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upwards
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Movement of earth
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center, point of reference, stability
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Movement of metal
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contraction
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Movement of water
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downwards
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controlling sequence (ke)
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grandmother-->grandson
Ex: wood controls earth |
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generating sequence (sheng)
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mother-->son
Ex: fire generates earth |
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Over-acting sequence
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same sequence as controlling; grandmother over-controls grandson
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Insulting sequence
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reverse order of controlling; grandson insults grandmother
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Qi at the interior of the body and serves to nourish
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Nutritive (ying)
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Qi at the exterior of the body and serves to protect
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Defensive (wei)
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Qi located at chest that nourished Heart and Lungs
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Gathering (zong)
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Qi in lower burner that nourishes the kidneys
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Original (Yuan)
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What are the three treasures
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Mind, Qi and Essence
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Aspects of Food (Gu) Qi
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*originates from SP/ST
*origin of Qi & Blood *rises to LU's to combine w/ air to form gathering qi *rises to HT to tranform to blood |
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Function of Kidney Essence (Jing)
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*determines growth, reproduction & development; *basis of KI qi
*produces marrow *basis of constitution *foundation of the 3 treasures |
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Function of Original (Yuan) Qi
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*motive force of all physiol. activities
*basis of KI qi *helps transformation of gathering qi to true qi *helps transformation of food qi into blood *comes out at yuan-source points |
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Aspects of Gathering Qi (Zong)
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*nourishes Heart & Lungs
*enhances fxn of LU to control qi & respiration *enhances fxn of HT to govern blood & blood vessels *controls speech & strength of voice *affects & promotes blood circulation to extremities *coordinated w/ Orig. Qi to regulate breathing & aid the KI |
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Aspects of True (Zhen) Qi
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*originates from gathering qi
*originates from LU *assumes 2 forms: nutritive & defensive qi |
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Aspects of nutritive qi
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*nourishes internal organs
*closely linked to blood *flows in channels & blood vessels |
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Aspects of defensive qi
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*has its roots in the lower burner, is nourished by the middle burner, and spreads outwards in the upper burner
*is a coarse form of qi *circulates outside the channels in the space b/twn skin & muscles *protects body from invasion of ext path factors *warms the muscles *mixed with sweat in the cou li and regulates the opening & closing of pores *circulates 50 times in 24 hrs (25 in day and night) |
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Central qi refers to
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*the true qi of ST & SP
*SP's fxn of transformation & transportation *SP's fxn of raising qi |
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Aspects of upright (zheng) Qi
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*indicates all types of qi that play role in defense of body
*includes Wei, Ying and Essence |
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The 6 basic functions of Qi
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1. transforming
2. transporting 3. holding 4. raising 5. protecting 6. warming |
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4 basic pathologies of Qi
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1. deficiency
2. sinking 3. stagnation 4. rebellious |
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______ governs blood, _______ makes blood, _______ stores blood
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Heart, Spleen, Liver
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Functions of blood
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1. nourishes the body
2. circulates w/ ying 3. moistens the body 4. houses the mind 5. determines menstruation |
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3 actions of Qi on blood
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1. Generates
2. Moves 3. Holds |
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Relationship of blood and body fluid
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1. Blood nourishes & supplements B.F.
2. B.F. replenishes & thins blood |
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Function of Yin (Zang ) organs
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*store vital substances: Qi, Blood, Essence, Body fluid
*store only pure, refines substances that they receive from the yang organs after transformation of food |
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Function of Yang (Fu) organs
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*do not store
*constantly filled & emptied *transform & refine food & drink to extract pure essences *excrete waste products |
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Producer of phlegm_________
Container of phlegm_________ |
Spleen
Lung |
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upper source of water
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Lung
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control the 100 vessels
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Lung
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yang w/in yang time
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6am-noon
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yin w/in yang time
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noon-6pm
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yin w/in yin time
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6pm-midnight
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yang w/in yin time
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midnight-6am
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organ that controls opening and closing
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KI
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When an organ is in excess you will:
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tonify grandma
reduce son |
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When at organ is in defeciency you will:
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tonigy mother
reduce grandma |
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organs responsible for the formation of Qi
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SP, LU, KI
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location to test Gathering qi
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*over the left ventricle apex of heart where pulsation of heart can be felt or seen
*the energy that comes out under the left breast *1-2 cun lateral to midline at 4th intercostal space |
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Body fluid is distributed by
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LU, SP, KI
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4 ways to excrete body fluid
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1. urine
2. stool 3. skin (sweat) 4. respiration |
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An organ considered both one of the 6 Fu & one of the Extra Fu
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Gallbladder
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Liver shares same source as what other Zang organ
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Kidney (Liv stores blood & KI stores essence; and essence produces blood)
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the condition that exists for inter-transformation between yin and yang to occur
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at the extremes
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blood def of what results in spasm, numbness, or tingling of limbs
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Liver
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Which organ communicates directly with the exterior
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Lung
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weak state of muscles indicates
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SP def
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the tongue is the "sprout" of
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Heart
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SP likes ___________, and has an aversion to __________
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dry
dampness |
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Compare 6 Fu and Extra Fu
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* both hollow
* 6 Fu= transport waste & water * Extra Fu= store vital |
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Meridians that connect with eye system
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Liv, HT
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Channel that terminates at root of tongue
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KI
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Channel that spreads over lower surface of tongue
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SP
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Meridian that encircles inner surface of lips
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Liv
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ST meridian starts at
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LI20
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KI channel starts at
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little toe
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Sea of 12 meridians
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Chong
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Are there any points on the divergent channels
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No
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Overuse of eyes damage
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Liver
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Lying down a long time injures
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Qi
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Talking a long time damages
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Qi
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Standing a long time injures
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Bones
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Sitting for a long time will damage
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muscles
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Long time walking injures
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sinews
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If what type of qi is sufficient, pathogen will be unable to attack
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Upright or righteous qi
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What are the 2 types of Body Fluid and compare them
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1. Jin/Fluids= clear, light, watery; circulate w/ wei qi at cou li; moisten skin & muscles
2. Ye/Liquids= turbid, heavy & dense; circulate w/ ying qi in the interior; moisten brain, spine, bone marrow, joints & sense organs |
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3 of the 6 evils that tend to ascend and are yang in nature
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Wind
Heat Summerheat |
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3 of the Zang organs more likely to be damaged by emotions
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HT, SP, Liv (all related to blood)
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1 of the 6 evils that is hard to cure and has a long duration
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Dampness
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This type of evil only has an external form, never an internal form
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summerheat
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The Lung meridian starts where
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middle jiao
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The lower gum corresponds to
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LI
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The upper gum correspongs to
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ST
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The Spleen channel enters what organs
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SP, ST, HT
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The Heart channel enters what organs
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HT, SI, LU
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This main meridian travels to both the inner and outer canthus
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SI
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The Small Intestine channels enters what organs
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SI, HT, ST
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The Brain channel enters
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BL, KI, brain
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This channel enters all the zang organs except SP
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KI
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Where does the PC channel start
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center of chest
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This main channel travels to the vertex
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Liver
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The liver channels enters what organs
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Liv, GB, LU, ST
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The Lung channel enters what organs
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LU, LI, ST
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Nature of true heat, false cold
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replete yang, repelling yin
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The 6 evils can invade through the
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skin, nose, mouth
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