Term
This herb warms the Middle Jiao and stops vomiting from Cold in the Stomach:
a. Zhu Ru (Bamboo)
b. Sheng Jiang (Rz. Zingiberis)
c. Ma Huang (Hb. Ephedra)
d. Niu Bang Zi ( Fr. Arctii Lappa) |
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Definition
| b. Sheng Jiang (Rz. Zingiberis) |
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Term
Which herb should be used for exogenous pathogenic attack causing fever without sewating, headache, and stiff neck:
a. Ge Gen (Rx. Puerariae)
b. Ma Huang (Hb. Ephedra)
c. Chai Hu (Rx. Bupleri)
d. Gui Zhi (Rm. Cinnamon)
e. Sheng Ma (Rz. Cimicifugae) |
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Definition
| d. Gui Zhi (Rm. Cinnamon) |
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Term
Pungent taste can:
a. Regulate Qi and activate Blood
b. Tonify and harmonize
c. Astringe and consolidate
d. Dry and drain dampness
e. Soften hardenings and purge |
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Definition
| a. Regulate Qi and activate Blood |
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Term
Which herb can be used for both Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat because of its slightly warm temperature:
a. Jing Jie (Schizonepetae)
b. Gao Ben (Rz. Ligusticic)
c. Xin Yi Hua (Flos Magnoliae)
d. Gui Zhi (Rm. Cinnamon)
e. Fang Feng (Rx. Ledebouriellae) |
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Definition
a. Jing Jie (Schizonepetae)
e. Fang Feng (Rx. Ledebouriellae) |
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Term
Ma Huang (Hb. Ephedra) mainly treats:
a. Exterior deficiency Wind-Cold
b. Exterior Wind-Heat
c. Exterior excess Wind-Cold
d. Interior deficiency Cold
e. Shaoyang fever |
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Definition
| c. Exterior excess Wind-Cold |
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Term
Which herb can raise Yang Qi and relieve the exterior:
a. Gui Zhi (Rm. Cinnamon)
b. Cong Bai (Alli Fistulosum)
c. Sheng Ma (Rz. Cimicifugae)
d. Xi Xin (Hb. Asari)
e. Huang Qin (Rx. Scutellariae) |
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Definition
| c. Sheng Ma (Rz. Cimicifugae) |
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Term
What type of headache does Qiang Huo (Rx. and Rz. Notopterygi) treat:
a. Frontal headache
b. Temporal headache
c. Vertex headache
d. Occipital headache |
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Definition
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Term
What type of headache is commonly treated with Bai Zhi (Rx. Angelica Dahurica):
a. Frontal headache
b. Temporal headache
c. Vertex headache
d. Occipital headache |
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Definition
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Term
Which of the following are functions of Fang Feng (Rx. Ledebouriellae):
a. Releases the exterior and dispels Wind-Cold
b. Treats interior Wind syndromes such as convulsions and tetanus
c. Treats diarrhea due to Liver and Spleen disharmony d. Relieves Bi syndrome by dispelling Wind and Damp
e. All of the above |
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Definition
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Term
Which herb can clear both excess and deficient Heat:
a. Shi Gao (Gypsum Fibrosum)
b. Huang Qin (Rx. Scutellariae))
c. Zhi Mu (Rz. Anemarrhenae)
d. Shan Dou Gen (Rx. Sophorae)
e. Zhi Zi (Fr. Gardenia) |
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Definition
| c. Zhi Mu (Rz. Anemarrhenae) |
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