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30 Cards in this Set
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Yue Ju Wan is best for:
a. Chest bi, due to blockage of yang qi by cold phlegm, with pain in the chest radiating to the upper back, wheezing, cough with copious sputum b. focal distension with a stifling sensation in the chest and abdomen, fixed pain in the hypochondrium, belching, nausea, and acid regurgitation due to any of the 6 types of stagnation |
b. focal distension with a stifling sensation in the chest and abdomen, fixed pain in the hypochondrium, belching, nausea, and acid regurgitation due to any of the 6 types of stagnation
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Gua Lou Xie Bie Bai Jiu Tang is best for:
a. Chest bi, due to blockage of yang qi by cold phlegm, with pain in the chest radiating to the upper back, wheezing, cough with copious sputum b. focal distension with a stifling sensation in the chest and abdomen, fixed pain in the hypochondrium, belching, nausea, and acid regurgitation due to any of the 6 types of stagnation |
a. Chest bi, due to blockage of yang qi by cold phlegm, with pain in the chest radiating to the upper back, wheezing, cough with copious sputum
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Ban Xia Hou Po Tang is best for:
a. plum-pit qi, caused by qi stagnation with phlegm b. strong chest bi, or stabbing pain in the chest, radiating to the back |
a. plum-pit qi, caused by qi stagnation with phlegm
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Hou Po Wen Zhong Tang is best for:
a. plum-pit qi, caused by qi stagnation with phlegm b. strong chest bi, or stabbing pain in the chest, radiating to the back |
b. strong chest bi, or stabbing pain in the chest, radiating to the back
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Tian Tai Wu Yao San is best for:
a. epigastric and hypochondriac pain due to LV qi stagnation and cold in the ST b. hernial pain due to cold invading the LV channel |
b. hernial pain due to cold invading the LV channel
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Liang Fu Wan is best for:
a. epigastric and hypochondriac pain due to LV qi stagnation and cold in the ST b. hernial pain due to cold invading the LV channel |
a. epigastric and hypochondriac pain due to LV qi stagnation and cold in the ST
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Jin Ling Zi San is best for:
a. epigastric, hypochondriac, hernial, or menstrual pain, aggravated by hot food or beverages, and accompanied by heat signs b. lower abdominal pain that is sharp and localized, aggravated by cold, due to LV/KI yang deficiency causing qi stagnation |
a. epigastric, hypochondriac, hernial, or menstrual pain, aggravated by hot food or beverages, and accompanied by heat signs
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Nuan Gan Jian is best for:
a. epigastric, hypochondriac, hernial, or menstrual pain, aggravated by hot food or beverages, and accompanied by heat signs b. lower abdominal pain that is sharp and localized, aggravated by cold, due to LV/KI yang deficiency causing qi stagnation |
b. lower abdominal pain that is sharp and localized, aggravated by cold, due to LV/KI yang deficiency causing qi stagnation
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Ju He Wan is best for:
a. "excess above, deficiency below, with phlegm-cold obstructing the LU, causing wheezing and cough, weakness in the lower back and legs due to KI yang deficiency, when the KI fail to grasp LU qi b. testicular or scrotal swelling and pain due to damp cold invading the LV channel |
b. testicular or scrotal swelling and pain due to damp cold invading the LV channel
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Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang is best for:
a. "excess above, deficiency below, with phlegm-cold obstructing the LU, causing wheezing and cough, weakness in the lower back and legs due to KI yang deficiency, when the KI fail to grasp LU qi b. testicular or scrotal swelling and pain due to damp cold invading the LV channel |
a. "excess above, deficiency below, with phlegm-cold obstructing the LU, causing wheezing and cough, weakness in the lower back and legs due to KI yang deficiency, when the KI fail to grasp LU qi
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Ding Chuan Tang is best for:
a. wheezing and asthma due to phlegm-heat b. deficient ST heat causing rebellious ST qi, manifested as hiccough, nausea, dry heaves, or retching |
a. wheezing and asthma due to phlegm-heat
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Ju Pi Zhu Ru Tang is best for:
a. wheezing and asthma due to phlegm-heat b. deficient ST heat causing rebellious ST qi, manifested as hiccough, nausea, dry heaves, or retching |
b. deficient ST heat causing rebellious ST qi, manifested as hiccough, nausea, dry heaves, or retching
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Xuan Fu Dai Zhe Tang is best for:
a. hiccough, belching or vomiting,with a stifling sensation in the epigastrium, or focal distension of the chest due to ST cold b. turbid phlegm combined with deficient SP/ST qi, causing belching, hiccough, regurgitation, nausea or vomiting, and hard epigastric focal distention |
b. turbid phlegm combined with deficient SP/ST qi, causing belching, hiccough, regurgitation, nausea or vomiting, and hard epigastric focal distention
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Ding Xiang Shi Di Tang is best for:
a. hiccough, belching or vomiting,with a stifling sensation in the epigastrium, or focal distension of the chest due to ST cold b. turbid phlegm combined with deficient SP/ST qi, causing belching, hiccough, regurgitation, nausea or vomiting, and hard epigastric focal distention |
a. hiccough, belching or vomiting,with a stifling sensation in the epigastrium, or focal distension of the chest due to ST cold
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Tao He Cheng Qi Tang is best for:
a. acute lower abdominal pain, night fevers, delirious speach, irritability, restlessness and thirst due to blood buildup in the lower burner, and heat at blood level b. accumulation of blood stasis in the head, with headache, vertigo, tinnitus, hair loss, dark-purple complexion, and "brandy nose |
a. acute lower abdominal pain, night fevers, delirious speach, irritability, restlessness and thirst due to blood buildup in the lower burner, and heat at blood level
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Tong Qiao Huo Xue Tang is best for:
a. acute lower abdominal pain, night fevers, delirious speach, irritability, restlessness and thirst due to blood buildup in the lower burner, and heat at blood level b. accumulation of blood stasis in the head, with headache, vertigo, tinnitus, hair loss, dark-purple complexion, and "brandy nose |
b. accumulation of blood stasis in the head, with headache, vertigo, tinnitus, hair loss, dark-purple complexion, and "brandy nose
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Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang is best for:
a. palpable abdominal masses accompanied by fixed pain, due to LV qi stagnation and blood stasis below the diaphragm b. pain in the chest, head and hypochondria (above the diaphragm), due to LV/HT blood stasis and qi stagnation |
b. pain in the chest, head and hypochondria (above the diaphragm), due to LV/HT blood stasis and qi stagnation
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Ge Xia Zhu Yu Tang is best for:
a. palpable abdominal masses accompanied by fixed pain, due to LV qi stagnation and blood stasis below the diaphragm b. pain in the chest, head and hypochondria (above the diaphragm), due to LV/HT blood stasis and qi stagnation |
a. palpable abdominal masses accompanied by fixed pain, due to LV qi stagnation and blood stasis below the diaphragm
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Shao Fu Zhu Yu Tang is best for:
a. blood stasis in the lower abdomen with palpable masses, lower abdominal distention, menstrual disorders, or pelvic inflammation b. blood stasis and qi stagnation causing pain in the extremities and joints |
a. blood stasis in the lower abdomen with palpable masses, lower abdominal distention, menstrual disorders, or pelvic inflammation
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Shen Tong Zhu Yu Tang is best for:
a. blood stasis in the lower abdomen with palpable masses, lower abdominal distention, menstrual disorders, or pelvic inflammation b. blood stasis and qi stagnation causing pain in the extremities and joints |
b. blood stasis and qi stagnation causing pain in the extremities and joints
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Dan Shen Yin is best for:
a. irregular or painful menstruation, pain in the lower abdomen, or post-partum abdominal pain due to blood stasis obstructing the vessels of the lower abdomen b. chest and epigastric pain due to blood and qi stagnation in the middle burner |
b. chest and epigastric pain due to blood and qi stagnation in the middle burner
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Shi Xiao San is best for:
a. irregular or painful menstruation, pain in the lower abdomen, or post-partum abdominal pain due to blood stasis obstructing the vessels of the lower abdomen b. chest and epigastric pain due to blood and qi stagnation in the middle burner |
a. irregular or painful menstruation, pain in the lower abdomen, or post-partum abdominal pain due to blood stasis obstructing the vessels of the lower abdomen
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Bu Yang Huan Wu Tang is best for:
a. blood stasis in the uterus, manifested as dysmenorrhea, uterine fibroids, or purple/dark uterine bleeding b. sequelae of wind-stroke, including hemiplegia and paralysis, due to qi deficiency with blood stasis obstructing the channels |
b. sequelae of wind-stroke, including hemiplegia and paralysis, due to qi deficiency with blood stasis obstructing the channels
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Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan is best for:
a. blood stasis in the uterus, manifested as dysmenorrhea, uterine fibroids, or purple/dark uterine bleeding b. sequelae of wind-stroke, including hemiplegia and paralysis, due to qi deficiency with blood stasis obstructing the channels |
a. blood stasis in the uterus, manifested as dysmenorrhea, uterine fibroids, or purple/dark uterine bleeding
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Sheng Hua Tang is best for:
a. retention of lochia, causing blood loss after delivery, due to cold and blood stasis with qi deficiency b. deficient cold in the Chong and Ren meridians with blood stasis causing persistent uterine bleeding, extended periods, pain and cold in the lower abdomen |
a. retention of lochia, causing blood loss after delivery, due to cold and blood stasis with qi deficiency
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Wen Jing Tang is best for:
a. retention of lochia, causing blood loss after delivery, due to cold and blood stasis with qi deficiency b. deficient cold in the Chong and Ren meridians with blood stasis causing persistent uterine bleeding, extended periods, pain and cold in the lower abdomen |
b. deficient cold in the Chong and Ren meridians with blood stasis causing persistent uterine bleeding, extended periods, pain and cold in the lower abdomen
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Fu Yuan Huo Xue Tang is best for:
a. bruising, swelling, and pain after traumatic injuries such as broken bones, torn sinews, and lacerations b. traumatic injury blocking the LV/GB channels and causing blood stasis, with excruciating pain, especially in the chest, hypochondria and flanks |
b. traumatic injury blocking the LV/GB channels and causing blood stasis, with excruciating pain, especially in the chest, hypochondria and flanks
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Qi Li San is best for:
a. bruising, swelling, and pain after traumatic injuries such as broken bones, torn sinews, and lacerations b. traumatic injury blocking the LV/GB channels and causing blood stasis, with excruciating pain, especially in the chest, hypochondria and flanks |
a. bruising, swelling, and pain after traumatic injuries such as broken bones, torn sinews, and lacerations
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Die Da Wan is best for:
a. trauma such as sprains, strains, with bruising, swelling, and pain at a fixed location b. pain in the heart, abdomen, back, or extremities, with bruising and swelling due to traumatic injury with qi stagnation and blood stasis blocking the collaterals or vessels |
a. trauma such as sprains, strains, with bruising, swelling, and pain at a fixed location
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Huo Luo Xiao Ling Dan is best for:
a. trauma such as sprains, strains, with bruising, swelling, and pain at a fixed location b. pain in the heart, abdomen, back, or extremities, with bruising and swelling due to traumatic injury with qi stagnation and blood stasis blocking the collaterals or vessels |
b. pain in the heart, abdomen, back, or extremities, with bruising and swelling due to traumatic injury with qi stagnation and blood stasis blocking the collaterals or vessels
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