58 Questions
What is the effect of Liver deficiency on menstruation?
Amenorrhea or light bleeding
What is the function of the Liver in terms of Qi?
Ensures the smooth flow of Qi
What is the effect of Liver Wind on the eyes?
Moving eyeball
What is the function of the Gallbladder in terms of digestion?
Stores and excretes bile
What is the Hun in Chinese medicine?
Yang in nature and linked to the Liver
What is the effect of Liver excess heat on the eyes?
Burning, painful, red eyes
What is the connection between the Liver and the Conception Vessel?
Both are connected to the uterus
What is the effect of Liver deficiency on the sinews?
Muscle cramps and poor tendon functioning
What is the function of the Gallbladder in terms of decision-making?
Works with the Liver's control of planning
What is the purpose of changing angles for different views when charting the tongue?
To get a better view of the tongue coating
What is the purpose of palpating the cun pulse at all three levels?
To observe for pulses that stand out from the others
What is the characteristic of a wiry pulse in spring?
Wiry
What is the diagnosis for a pulse that is slow and wiry?
Cold syndrome
What is the treatment principle for a diagnosis of Lung Qi deficiency?
Tonify lung and tonify Qi
What is the point action of a point that tonifies the lung?
Increases or builds lung Qi
What is the characteristic of a pulse that is felt at the superficial level and is large, hollow, and taut?
Typanic
What is the diagnosis for a pulse that is rapid, irregularly missed beats, and feels abrupt?
Excess heat syndrome
What is the purpose of palpating the radial artery of both hands?
To compare the pulses on both hands
What is the treatment principle based on signs or symptoms?
Relieves the symptoms
What is the characteristic of a pulse that is short and feels as though it does not span the width of your fingertip?
Qi deficiency
What is the primary function of the Pericardium?
To protect the Heart from external pathogens
What is the difference between Heart Qi deficiency and Heart Yang deficiency?
Heart Qi deficiency is characterized by fatigue and pale tongue, while Heart Yang deficiency is characterized by chills and cold limbs
What are the symptoms of Phlegm-Fire Harassing the Heart?
All of the above
What is the connection between the Small Intestine and the Heart?
The Small Intestine communicates with the Heart and other organs through the Thoracic Duct
What is the function of the Triple Warmer?
To mobilize Original Qi and control the Qi Mechanism
What is the characteristic of a Pericardium Fire pattern?
Palpitations, anxiety, and a red face
What is the difference between Heart Blood deficiency and Heart Yin deficiency?
Heart Blood deficiency is characterized by insomnia, while Heart Yin deficiency is characterized by afternoon fever
What is the purpose of pulse charting?
All of the above
What is the characteristic of a Phlegm-Fire Harassing the Pericardium pattern?
Uncontrolled laughter or crying, and a deep crack in the tongue
What is the connection between the Small Intestine and the Bladder?
The Small Intestine communicates with the Bladder through the Triple Warmer
What is the primary function of Back Shu points?
To transport Qi directly to the respective organ
What is the main difference between Back Shu and Front Mu points?
Their location, with Back Shu points on the back and Front Mu points on the front
When is it best to use both Back Shu and Front Mu points in a treatment?
When treatments are not frequent, such as every 2 weeks
What is the benefit of using Connecting points with Source points?
It increases the effect of the Source point
What can tenderness in the area of a Back Shu or Front Mu point indicate?
That sedation is required
What is the primary function of Front Mu points?
To treat mainly Yang organs
What point action is used to address Lung Yin deficiency?
Tonify the Lung
What is the purpose of using major classes of points when possible?
To ensure a balanced treatment approach
Which point is used to nourish Lung Yin and relieve coughing?
Lung 9
What is the purpose of considering points from all over the body?
To create a balanced treatment approach
What is the function of the Spring point in Chinese medicine?
To clear Heat
What is the effect of the Back Shu point Urinary Bladder 13?
It descends and disperses Lung Qi and nourishes Lung Yin
Which organ is responsible for governing blood and vessels, and manifests in complexion?
Heart
Which organ is responsible for controlling the transformation and transportation of body fluids?
Kidney
Which organ is responsible for storing essence and governing birth, growth, reproduction, and development?
Kidney
Which organ is responsible for mobilizing original Qi and controlling the transportation and penetration of Qi?
Triple Warmer
Which organ is responsible for governing the smooth flow of Qi and regulating menstruation?
Liver
Which organ is responsible for governing the passage and conduction of stool, and is related to mental aspects of letting go?
Large Intestine
What is the main function of the point action 'Harmonizes'?
To bring conditions into balance or return to normal levels
What is the primary function of the point action 'Clears'?
To remove pathogens from the body through emunctories
What is the main function of the 5 Transporting Points?
To provide a pathway for the flow of Qi and blood
What is the primary function of the point action 'Calms the mind'?
To calm the mind and treat emotional concerns
What is the main function of the Back Shu points?
To treat physical concerns and less emotional/spiritual concerns
What is the primary function of the point action 'Removes obstruction'?
To remove obstructions from the flow of Qi and blood
What is the main function of the Connecting points?
To connect the main meridian with the skin and muscles
What is the primary function of the point action 'Descends'?
To force Qi and Yang down
What is the main function of the Influential points?
To influence the flow of Qi and blood in specific areas
What is the primary function of the point action 'Dissipates masses'?
To reduce the size and impact of masses on meridian flow
Test your knowledge on the differential diagnoses of heart and small intestine disorders in Traditional Chinese Medicine, including their causes, symptoms, and manifestations. This quiz covers the key concepts related to heart Qi deficiency, complexion, and mental activity. Evaluate your understanding of the heart's functions and its relationships with other organs.
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