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| what is the chinese word for identification of patterns? |
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| when yang is deficient there is ( ), when yin is deficient there is ( ). |
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external cold
internal heat |
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| when yang is in excess there is ( ), when yin is in excess there is ( ) |
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external heat
internal cold |
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| Review: what are the 6 pathogenic factors? |
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yin-cold, damp, phlegm
yang-heat, wind, dryness |
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| Note:yang is typically related to external issues and related to ( ). Yin is typically related to internal issues and prone to ( ). |
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| Name the 2 structures that are typically related to exterior conditions. |
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| Review-qi enters and exits through the channels. name the channels. |
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greater yang/yin-most superficial-opens onto the exterior.
lesser yang/terminal yin-hinge layer-opens between the two (hinge)
bright yang/lesser yin-deepest-opens onto the interior. picture the shoulder/arm example. |
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| skin and muscles are typically related to what types of disease? |
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| channels are typically related to what type of disease? |
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| * name the 7 characteristics of a pulse |
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| speed, depth/location, size, tension, shape, solidity, force |
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qi level-most superficial
blood level-mid level
organ level-deepest |
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| what characterizes a floating pulse? |
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| only has a pulse at the surface, not below |
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| what characterizes a deep pulse (opposite of floating pulse) |
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| pulse is felt at the organ level/deepest level, not above |
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| in obstruction from cold the pain is ( ) and relieved by application of ( ) |
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| in obstruction from wind, the pain ( ) |
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| moves from joint to joint |
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| in obstruction from dampness, there will be ( ) |
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| in obstruction from heat the pain is ( ) and ( ) |
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severe
joints are swollen and hot |
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| what is the most important symptom that marks the change from an exterior to an interior stage? |
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| the disappearance of aversion to cold and the onset of aversion to heat. (aversion to cold changes to aversion to heat). |
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disharmony is defined as interior when
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| the internal organs are affected |
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exterior/interior
hot/cold
full/empty
yin/yang |
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