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38 Cards in this Set
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What are the properties of Fu Zi?
a. Sour, warm, & toxic b. Sweet & neutral c. Acrid, hot, & toxic d. Acrid, sweet, hot, & toxic |
c. Acrid, hot, & toxic
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Which herb is often used with Fu Zi to
recuperate the depleted Yang & rescue the patient from danger? a. Gui Zhi b. Gan Jiang c. Gao Liang Jiang d. Sheng Jiang |
b. Gan Jiang
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Fu Zi is not indicated for which of the following?
a. Damp-Cold painful obstruction b. Profuse perspiration caused by Yang Exhaustion c. Spontaneous perspiration caused by Deficient Yang d. Damp evil stagnating in the Middle Jiao. |
d. Damp evil stagnating in the Middle Jiao.
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Which of the following BEST treats Cold pain in the sinews caused by Cold evil?
a. Sang Zhi b. Gui Zhi c. Fang Feng d. Fu Zi |
d. Fu Zi
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Which meridians does Gan Jiang enter?
a. Heart, Spleen, Stomach, & Lung b. Spleen & Lung c. Spleen & Stomach d. Stomach & Lung |
a. Heart, Spleen, Stomach, & Lung
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Which of the foloowing herbs has acrid & hot properties?
a. Sheng Jiang b. Gan Jiang c. Pao Jiang d. Jiang Pi |
b. Gan Jiang
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Which herb treats pain caused by a Cold
Syndrome that manifests itself as a hernia? a. Gan Jiang b. Wu Zhu Yu c. Mu Xiang d. Chuan Lian Zi |
b. Wu Zhu Yu
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Which herb treats Cold Syndromes of the
Spleen & Stomach with symptoms of Cold in the abdomen, vomiting, & diarrhea? a. Wu Yao b. Xi Xin c. Gan Jiang d. Sheng Jiang |
c. Gan Jiang
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Which herb is usually taken as a powder?
a. Xi Xin b. Bo He c. Bai Zhi d. Rou Gui |
d. Rou Gui
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Which herb warms the middle jiao, rescues the devastated Yang, warms the Lungs, & transforms Phlegm?
a. Rou Gui b. Fu Zi c. Gan Jiang d. Bai Jie Zi |
c. Gan Jiang
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Rou Gui does not perform which of the following functions?
a. Warm the Fire & assist the Yang b. Expel cold evil & alleviate pain c. Warm the Lungs& transform Phlegm d. Warm & unblock the meridians & vessels |
c. Warm the Lungs& transform Phlegm
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The most common used dosages for Rou Gui fall within which of the following ranges?
a. 10-15g b. 5-10g c. .5-1g d. 1.5-4.5g |
d. 1.5-4.5g
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Which herb warms the Liver & disperses the depressed Liver Qi?
a. Rou Gui b. Chuan Jiao c. Ding Chuan d.Wu Zhu Yu |
d.Wu Zhu Yu
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Which herb is especially effective for treating Jue Yin headaches?
a. Gan Jiang b. Bai Zhu c. Wu Zhu Yu d. Cong Zhu |
c. Wu Zhu Yu
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Which 2 herbs are usually used with Wu Zhu Yu to treat Cold syndromes with pain in the abdomen?
a. Sheng Jiang & Ren Shen b. Mu Xiang & Xiang Fu c. Bai Zhu & Wu Wei Zi d. Xiao Hui Xiang & Wu Yao |
d. Xiao Hui Xiang & Wu Yao
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Which herb treats abdominal pain caused by roundworms?
a. Wu Zhu Yu b. Bi Ba c. Hua Jiao d. Xiao Hui Xiang |
c. Hua Jiao
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Which herb warms the Middle Jiao, directs rebellious Qi downward, warms the Kidneys, & aids the Yang?
a. Cheng Pi b. Ding Xiang c. Fu Zi d. Hou Po |
b. Ding Xiang
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Which herb kills parasites, warms the middle jiao & alleviates pain?
a. Ding Xiang b. Mu Xiang c. Hua Jiao Chuan Lian Zi |
c. Hua Jiao
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Which herb treats Cold hernial pain & pain caused by orchidoptosis?
a. Ding Xiang b. Hua Jiao c. Xiao Hui Xiang d. Gao Liang Jiang |
c. Xiao Hui Xiang
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Which herb treats Cold pain in the abdomen & vomiting or diarrhea?
a. Xiao Hui Xiang b. Ding Xiang c. Gao Liang Jiang d. Xi Xin |
c. Gao Liang Jiang
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What is a common use of Gan Jiang with Fu Zi?
a. Recuperate the depleted Yang & rescue the patient from danger. b. Aid Spleen Yang & warm the Kidney Yang c. Strongly recuperate the depleted Yang, rescue the patient from danger, & reduce the poisonous nature of Fu Zi d. None fo the above |
c. Strongly recuperate the depleted Yang, rescue the patient from danger, & reduce the poisonous nature of Fu Zi
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Gan Jiang & Gao Liang Jiang each perform which of the following functions?
a. Warm the Middle Jiao & alleviates pain b. Warm the meridians & stop bleeding c. Warm the Lungs & transform Phlegm d. None of the above |
a. Warm the Middle Jiao & alleviates pain
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Which 2 herbs each warm the Interior, disperse Cold, & spread Liver Qi?
a. Gao Liang Jiang & Ding Xiang b. Hua Jiao & Rou Gui c. Xiao Hui Xiang & Wu Zhu Yu d. Fu Zi & Bi Ba |
c. Xiao Hui Xiang & Wu Zhu Yu
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Bi Ba & Bi Cheng Qie each perform which of the foloowing functions?
a. Warm the Lungs & transform Phlegm b. Warm the meridians & stop bleeding c. Warm the Kidneys & fortify the Yang d. Warm the Middle Jiao & alleviate pain |
d. Warm the Middle Jiao & alleviate pain
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Which statement is true of Fu Zi & Rou Gui?
a. They are very acrid, very hot, & sweet b. They are generally used as a powder c. They recuperate the depleted Yang & rescue the patient from danger d. They warm the Fire & assist the Yang |
d. They warm the Fire & assist the Yang
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Which herb is acrid, hot, & slightly toxic?
a. Hua Jiao b. Ding Xiang c. Xiao Hui Xiang d. Gao Liang Jiang |
a. Hua Jiao
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Fu Zi & Gan Jiang each perform which of the following functions?
Hua Jiao & Gao Liang Jiang each perform which of the following functions? a. Recuperate depleted Yang & rescue the patient from danger b. Warm the Lungs &, transform Phlegm c. Warm the Middle Jiao, alleviate pain d. Warm the Liver, alleviate pain e. Warm the Fire, assist the Yang |
a. Recuperate depleted Yang &
rescue the patient from danger c. Warm the Middle Jiao, alleviate pain |
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Gan Jaing performs which of the following functions?
Wu Zhu Yu performs which of the following functions? a. Warm the Middle Jiao, expel Cold, warm the Lungs, transform Phlegm b. Disperse Cold, alleviate pain, dry Damp c. Disperse Cold, alleviate pain, warm the Kidneys, assist the Yang. d. Disperse Cold, alleviate pain, regulate Qi, harmonize the Stomach e. Disperse Cold, alleviate pain, disperse the Depressed Liver Qi, redirect rebellious Qi downward |
a. Warm the Middle Jiao, expel Cold, warm the Lungs, transform Phlegm
e. Disperse Cold, alleviate pain, disperse the Depressed Liver Qi, redirect rebellious Qi downward |
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Ding Xiang performs which function?
Hua Jiao performs which function? a. Warm Middle Jiao, alleviate pain, kill parasites b. Warm the Middle Jiao, alleviate pain, warm the Lungs, transform Phlegm c. Expel Cold, alleviate pain, disperse depressed Liver Qi, redirect rebellious Qi downward d. Warm Middle Jiao, redirect rebellious Qi downward, Warm the Kidneys, assist the Yang. e. Warm Middle Jiao, expel Cold, expel Wind, alleviate vomiting |
d. Warm Middle Jiao, redirect rebellious Qi downward, Warm the Kidneys, assist the Yang.
a. Warm Middle Jiao, alleviate pain, kill parasites |
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Which herb recuperates Yang & rescues the patient from danger?
a. Shng Jiang b. Gan Jiang c. Pao Jiang d. Sheng Jiang Pi e. None of the above |
b. Gan Jiang
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What are the properties of Fu Zi?
a. Acrid, hot, toxic, enters the Heart, Kidney, & Spleen meridians b. Acrid, hot enters Heart, Stomach, Lung, & Spleen meridians. c. Acrid, warm, enters the Lung & Kidney meridians d. Acrid, warm, enters the Lung & Kidney meridians e. Acrid, hot, slightly toxic, enters the Spleen, Stomach, & Kidney meridians |
a. Acrid, hot, toxic, enters the Heart, Kidney, & Spleen meridians
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Which 2 herbs each supplement the Fire & assist the Yang?
Which 2 herbs each warm the Lungs & transform Phlegm? a. Fu Zi & Gan Jian b. Fu Zi & Rou Gui c. Xi Xin & Wu Zhu Yu d. Xi Xin & Gan Jiang e. Gao Liang & Jiang Gan Jiang |
b. Fu Zi & Rou Gui
d. Xi Xin & Gan Jiang |
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Fu Zi treats which disorder?
Rou Gui treats ehich disorder? a. Yang exhaustion syndrome b. Deficient Yang syndrome c. Both of the above d. None of the above |
c. Both of the above
b. Deficient Yang syndrome |
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Which herbs treat parietal headaches?
a. Xi Xin & Du Huo b. Gao Ben & Wu Zhu Yu c. Both of the above d. None of the above |
b. Gao Ben & Wu Zhu Yu
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Which herbs treat vomiting caused by Stomach Cold?
Which herbs treat exhausted Yang? a. Ban Xia b. Gan Jiang c. Both of the above d. None of the above |
c. Both of the above
b. Gan Jiang |
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Which herbs treat vomiting caused by Stomach Cold?
a. Ding Xiang b. Bai Dou Kou c. Both of the above d. None of the above |
c. Both of the above
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Which herbs treat Lung Cold that involves expectoration of thin, watery or white sputum?
Which herbs treat exhausted Yang where the extremities are cold? a. Gan Jiang b. Fu Zi c. Both of the above d. None of the above |
a. Gan Jiang
c. Both of the above |
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Which herbs restore the devastated Yang & assist the Deficient Yang?
a. Chuan Wu b. Fu Zi c. Both of the above d. None of the above |
b. Fu Zi
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