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What is incompatible with
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| who was the worlds first pharmacologist |
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| which book was considered the first document of Chinese herbal medicine |
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| Which book is called the "bible of TCM" and is the first book to organize the principles of TCM |
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| Which book is considered to be one of the most important books in CHM and considered to be the source of all prescription manuals? |
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| Which book contained many popular formulas and folk remedies including prescription of seaweed to tx goiter and LV to tx night blindness? |
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| Qian Jin Yao Fang (valuable Formulas) |
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| who was the author of Shang Han Lun |
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| Who was the author of the Nei Jing |
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| Who is the author of theDivine Husbandmans classic |
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| who was the author of Bin Hu mai Xue (pulse studies of Bin Hu) |
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| Who wrote Wen Bing Lun (treaties of febrile diseases) |
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| Frenchman who popularized the auricular acupuncture with the book Treatise of Ariculotheraphy |
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| Which event drew attention of acupuncture to the US |
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| visit of President Nixon to China |
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| What are the two parts of the Nei Jing |
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Su Wen (simple questions)
Ling Shu (miraculous pivot) |
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| Then Shang Han Lun was divided into two books: |
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Shang Han Lun (treaties of febrile diseases by cold)
Jing Gui Yao Lue (prescriptions of the golden chamber) |
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| A very important book which was written as a derivation of the Nei Jing, and is now a very important acupuncture text is: |
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| According to the Nei Jing_____ is the most common cause of chronic illness |
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| The strength of TCM is that it is a |
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6 stages:
yang type diseases |
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body's energy is greater than the pathogen, body reacting to invasion of cold
*pores close, blood circulation constricted, defensive energy at surface, eliminative fn restrained, overall feeling of tension |
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6 stages:
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BL SI
pathogen is superficial
therapy: diaphoresis (sweat) within 3 days or will go deeper
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headache, stiff neck, chills and fever |
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GB SJ
disease partly surface partly interior
tx: harmonize and tx interior and surface
digestive disturb, LU, alternating chills/fever, bitter taste, congestion
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resolve within one week or will go deeper |
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ST LI
**4 bigs
tx- purgative formulas (bowels, urine) release accumulating heat and relieve tension |
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Yin type diseases |
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pathogen has greater strength than body
*tx: build up body's energy through tonification and avoid drawing on bodies reserves
pores open w/o control, circulation irregular, frequent urination, diarrhea, clear discharges, pale, body cant constrict and becomes excessively loose, may produce night sweats or spontaneous sweating |
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LU SP
Diminished nutritive Qi and SP weakness
Tx: strengthen nutritive qi and begin to build up defensive qi |
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HT KD
deeper penetrition of cold, KD begin to weaken
sever shills, low energy, def urination
tx: formulas need to warm and stimulate metabolism
may take weeks |
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PC LV
several organ systems now depleted
insomnia, night sweats, poor memory. SEVERE imbalance yin/yang
TX: strengthen qi, yang tonifying herbs to prevent collapse of yang, add herbs to hold yin substances in |
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| what are the basic theraputic methods mentioned in the Shang Han Lun |
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sweating
purging-cause bowel/urine
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| when using herbs what is the rule about tx acute vs chronic symptoms |
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| treat what is acute first so it doesn't become chronic or draw deeper |
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tx with diaphoretic formula incorporating some cold herbs
attack of heat, dryness, summer heat |
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4 bigs
tx surface and interior
heat has penetrated deeper |
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Heat not controlled and affects PC, disturbs spirit
tx- detoxifying formulas, may use yin tonic herbs
yin is def. |
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most sever, driving blood out of vessels and invading HT, can create LV wind
tx-sedative formulas that calm heart, spirit and are cooling |
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