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The Art of the Bed Chamber (fang zhong) nourishing life practice Su Nu Jimg essence is lost through ejaculation activaton of essence brings qi to the entire body sexual potency declines w. age |
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Identify the main suppositions of Chinese sexual culture |
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Emphesis on the conservation of Essence (Essence is lost through ejaculation) activaton of essence brings qi to the entire body sexual potency declines w. age the mingling of essences creates new life sexual compatibility = harmony "use it or lose it" abstinence is detrimental |
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The Art of the Bed Chamber (fang zhong) |
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conservation of essence moderation of sexual desire late marraige and caution in declining years |
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refrain from losing essence and treasure one's fluids |
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Huang Di Nei Jing (Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic 475-221 BCE) Su Wen (Plain Questions) Ling Shu (Majic Pivot) |
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contributions: Acumoxa therapy Channel & network vessel theroty diagnosis (disease & pattern discrimination) pathomechanisms viscera-bowel theory Five phase theory Nourishing life dynasty: Warring States Period |
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Shan Han Lun Cold Induced Disease (150-219 CE) |
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Zhang Zhong-Jing in Eastern Han dynasty viscera-bowel pattern identification treatment correlated with diagnosis (herbal emphasis) Six-Channel Pattern Identification Eight principle pattern Identification |
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Nan Jing - The Classic of Difficult Issues - (206 BCE - 220CE) |
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established feeling pulse at the wrist only 81 Issues 1-22 pulse diagnosis 23-29 channels and network vessels 30-47 viscera and bowels |
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Jin Gui Yao Lue Fan Lun - Perscriptions from the Golden Chamber - (150-219 CE) |
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By Zhang Zhong-Jing in focus on Za Bing (Miscellaneous Diseases) Gynecology Respiratory Diseases |
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Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing - The Divine Farmer's Materia Medica - (206BCE - 220CE) |
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Earliest Materia Medica Classifies Medicinals into 3 grades (superior, medium, inferior) Established basic rules for herb combining still has shaministic overtones |
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Zhong Zang Jing - The Central Tresury Canon - (2nd Century CE) |
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by Hua To pulse vacuity & repletion of viscera & bowels internal medicine 68 formulas for various diseases |
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Mai Jing - The Pulse Canon - (3rd century CE) |
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by Wang Shu- He Oldest surviving text devoted to pulse diagnosis |
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Zhu Bing Yuan Hou Lun - The Origin and Indicators of Disease - (610 CE) |
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by Chao Yuan-Fang gives signs, symptoms, and pathomechanisms for hundreds of internal medicine diseases |
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Zhen Jiu Jia Yi Jing - The Systematic Classic of Acupuncture & Moxibustion - (215 - 282 CE) |
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by Huang Fu-Mi made Nei Jing and Nan Jing more user-friendly defined acumoxa therapy |
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Wian Jin Yao Fang - Thousand Golden Ducat Perscriptions - (581-682 CE) |
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by Sun Si-Miao Ben cao tradition herb processing |
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Pi Wei Lun - Treastie on the Spleen and Stomach - (1180-1251) |
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by Li Dong-Yuan Earth-supplementing school diseases due to Spleen-Stomach vacuity Gastrointestinal diseases |
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Dan Xi Xin Fa - Dan-Xi's Heart Approach - (1481 CE) |
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Zhu Dan-Xi as the master of miscellaneous diseases internal medicine disease |
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Wen Bing Xue Shuo - Warm Disease Theory - (1690 - 1760) |
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refers to a stream of thought, not one particular text Main doctors: Ye Tian-Shi Wu Ju Tong Xue Sheng-bai new diagnostics & treatment for warm disease |
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| Career Options for Studying & Practicing Chinese Medicine in the 21st Century |
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-clinical practice -teaching -East Asian medical college administration -research -Grant-writing -translating -Writing/Editing |
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| Traditions of Sex Culture in China |
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Yellow Emperor Sun Si-Miao Daoist sex magic |
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Nourishing Life Principles Yang Sheng |
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lifestyle, diet, rest & relaxation sexual moderation Self-cultivation practices (qi gong) creative expression (art, poetry, music) herbal med. & acumoxa therapy treating illness early |
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| herbal medicine & acumoxa therapy |
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What dynasty was Feng Shui in? |
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Zhou dynasty but first major school founded in Han dynasty |
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| Basic Theory of Feng Shui |
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it involves the proper placement, shape, color, and materials of buildings & furnishings to maximize the flow of good qi & minimize evil influences also used to plan agriculture |
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| What is Feng Shui also called in the West? |
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| the 10 stems and 12 branches combine to form . |
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How do the Heavenly Stems & Earthly Branches relate to medicine? |
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helps determine what the pulse should be, what diseases may be prominent, and appropriate treatment methods at any given moment, there are "open" points that are prime points, needled to maximize qi treatment |
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| what dynasty were the Heavenly Stems & Early Branch Theories in? |
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| Shang dynasty (1600 - 1046BCE) |
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based on the five elements & yin yang theory Each element, starting with wood, has a yin and a yang stem this results in ten stems all the "dynastic" kings, were given titles that included an element from the Heavenly Stem |
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12 yr revolution of Jupiter around the Sun fits into the 12 mo. of year & 12 two-hr periods of the day basis of the Chinese Horoscope system |
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lunisolar based on movements of Sun and Moon months r lunar stem from one full moon to the next -add an occasional extra month solar breaks down the yar into 24 parts, Earth's rev. around the sun solstices & equinoxes marks major agricultural points during the year |
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| What does "Sexagenary" refer to? |
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a system of 60 "counters" Shang Dynasty Refers to the Heavenly Stems & Earthly Branches |
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| What texts was the Branch System in? |
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| Sexual Cultivation and Medicine |
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the mingling of essences creates new life |
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| Relevance of Chinese Medicine to Westerners today |
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patient needs and expectations modern biomedicine -acute vs chronic diseases -host/infectious organism practitioner responsibilities -knowledge of modern biomedicine patient safety -medicine is not a religion or philosiphy |
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| Identify potential benefits & detriments to the integration of Chinese medicine and Biomedicine |
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-communication; mutual respect -"convincing" Western docs and patients -fear of herbal medicine |
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Issues in designing an interpreting acupuncture research |
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| the value of research in Chinese Medicine |
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| Name the four Great Masters of the Jin-Yuan Dynasties |
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Liu He-Jian Zhang Zi-He Li Dong-Yuan Zhu Dan-Xi |
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Jin-Yuan Dynasty The principle of heat -All accumulation of qi transforms to heat & fire The cool and cold school -use cold and cooling medicinals |
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Jin-Yuan dynasty The Draining and precipitating school disease caused by obstructions, require freeing methods |
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Jin-Yuan Dynasty Earth Supplementing School diseased caused by abnormal fxn of spleen & stomach |
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Jin-Yuan Dynasty "the Squire of the Scarlet Stream" Yin-enriching School disease caused by insufficiency of yin & hyperactive yang ministeral fire & sovereign fire relationships |
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Ben Cao Gang Mu (Herbal Foundation Compendium) |
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by Li Shi Zhen book on HERBAL MEDICINE |
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Yi Lin Gai Cuo (Correctons of Errors in Medical Classics) |
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| The first Medical Journal was published when? |
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| at the end of the 18th Century |
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Tang Dynasty and Later Tong Dynasty |
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rulers forces stability and prosperity
China became the cultural center of East Asia Daoism, Buddhism, & Confussionism influenced Huang Di Nei Jing re-edited by several physicians Medical specialization & texts Tang Ben Cao: the 1st goovernment sponsored Ben Cao medical education established official gov-office of medicine mainly shaped court medicine, dominated by folk |
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