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