Intro to Herb Wk 4 Study Guide PDF

Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Name Date...

Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Name Date WEEK 4 STUDY GUIDE Match: Divine Husbandman’s Classic of Materia Medica A. basic theory of Chinese medicine Tang Materia Medica B. has 3 categories: upper, middle, lower Li Shi Zhen’s Grand Materia Medica C. best known example of Chinese materia medica, containing 11000 herbal formulas Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic D. most important foundation of all herbal formulas Discussion of Cold Damage E. first book to focus on individual herb and Miscellaneous Diseases but no herbal formulas Collection of Commentaries F. first illustrated Materia Medica on the Classic of the Materia Medica Dampness is The six evils are , , , , ,. Phlegm is Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. True / False: The Drain Dampness category Herbs, you need to be cautious when a patient with yin deficiency. The phlegm can accumulate anywhere in the body. (organ) is collecting place of phlegm and (organ) is source of phlegm formation. Nomenclature: SPECIFIC PARTS Dou, Zi, Ren A. Branch Zhi B. Seed Gen C. Flower Ye D. Leaf Geng E. Fruit Hua F. Peel Pi G. Twig Gua H. Root Pin Yin vs. Latin: Du Huo Trichosanthis Fructus Zhi Ban Xia Fu Ling Armeniacae Semen Hou Po Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Review: Lonicerae Flos Rhei Radix et Rhizoma Huo Ma Ren Kansui Radix Artemisiae Annuae Herba Category: Category of Du Huo is Herbs that. Category of Gua Lou is Herbs that and. Category of Fu Ling is Herbs that. Category of Zhi Ban Xia is Herbs that. Category of Hou Po is Herbs that. Category of Xing Ren is Herbs that and. Fill in the blank: Properties of Fu Ling are , and its temperatures is. Fu Ling enters , , , channels. Properties of Hou Po are , and its temperatures is. Hou Po enters , , , channels. Properties of Du Huo are , and its temperatures is. Du Huo enters , channels. Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Properties of Zhi Ban Xia are , toxic and its temperatures is. Zhi Ban Xia enters , , channels. Properties of Xing Ren are , slightly toxic and its temperatures is. Xing Ren enters , channels. Properties of Gua Lou are and its temperatures is. Gua Lou enters , , channels. Which herb is toxic? Which herb is slightly toxic? Review: Properties of Huo Ma Ren are and its temperatures is. Huo Ma Ren enters , , channels. Properties of Gui Zhi are , and its temperatures is. Gui Zhi enters , , channels. Properties of Bo He are , and its temperatures is. Bo He enters , channels. Properties of Da Huang are and its temperatures is. Da Huang enters , , , channels. Properties of Shi Gao are , and its temperatures is. Shi Gao enters , channels. Properties of Gan Sui are , , toxic and its temperatures is. Gan Sui enters , , channels. Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Properties of Qing Hao are , and its temperatures is. Qing Hao enters , , channels. Properties of Sheng Di Huang are , and its temperatures is. Sheng Di Huang enters , , channels. Properties of Huang Qin are and its temperatures is. Huang Qin enters , , , channels. Properties of Jin Yin Hua are and its temperatures is. Jin Yin Hua enters , , channels. True / False: You can safely overdose Xing Ren. Du Huo is cold herb and enters water element. Gua Lou is sweet and cold. Hou Po is sweet and warm. Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Match: Gui Zhi A. HT, KD, LV Qing Hao B. LU, LI, KD Jin Yin Hua C. SP, ST, LI Huang Qin D. LU, LV Bo He E. LU, ST Du Huo F. KD, UB Sheng Di Huang G. HT, LU, UB Hou Po H. LU, LI Xing Ren I. LU, LI, ST, SP Gan Sui J. HT, LV, ST, LI Gua Lou K. LU, LI, ST Da Huang L. KD, LV, GB Shi Gao M. LU, LI, ST, GB Huo Ma Ren N. LU, SP, ST Fu Ling O. LU, SP, HT, KD Zhi Ban Xia Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Match again: Bo He A. sweet, acrid, very cold Du Huo B. sweet, bland, neutral Zhi Ban Xia C. sweet, cold Huo Ma Ren D. bitter, sweet, cold, toxic Gui Zhi E. sweet, bitter, cold Da Huang F. sweet, neutral Sheng Di Huang G. bitter, cold Gua Lou H. bitter, acrid, warm Huang Qin I. acrid, sweet, warm Jin Yin Hua J. bitter, slightly toxic, slightly warm Xing Ren K. bitter, acrid, cold Gan Sui L. acrid, warm, toxic Qing Hao M. acrid, aromatic, cool Shi Gao Hou Po Fu Ling Dosage: Fu Ling g Gua Lou g Du Huo g Zhi Ban Xia g Hou Po g Xing Ren g Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Functions: Transforms phlegm, directs rebellious Qi downward and stops vomiting 1) Zhi Ban Xia 2) Gua Lou 3) Hou Po 4) Fu Ling Promotes movement of Qi in MJ and resolves stagnation, directs Qi downward 1) Fu Ling 2) Du Huo 3) Hou Po 4) Gua Lou Promote urination and leaches our dampness, strengthens SP, Quiet HT 1) Du Huo 2) Gui Zhi 3) Hou Po 4) Fu Ling Clears heat and transforms phlegm heat, also unbinds the chest and dissipates nodules 1) Xing Ren 2) Gua Lou 3) Fu Ling 4) Da Huang Stops cough and calms wheezing, also moistens intestines and unblocks the bowels 1) Fu Ling 2) Gua Lou 3) Xing Ren 4) Hou Po Dispels wind dampness and alleviates pain, good for headache and toothache 1) Xing Ren 2) Du Huo 3) Fu Ling 4) Zhi Ban Xia Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Actions and Indications: Releases the exterior and assists the yang, Warms and unblocks the channels and collaterals, Warms the yang and transforms thin mucus, Assists HT yang and unblocks the yang Qi of the chest, Warms the channels, vessels and collaterals, Warms the middle and directs turbid yin downward Drains heat and purges accumulations, Drains fire, Clears heat, transforms dampness, and promotes urination, Drains heat from the blood, Invigorates the blood and dispels blood stasis, Clears heat and reduces fire toxicity Dries dampness, transforms phlegm, and causes rebellious Qi to descend, Directs rebellious Qi downward and stops vomiting, Dissipates nodules and reduces clumps Nourishes and moistens the intestines, Nourishes the yin, Clears heat and promotes healing of sores Promotes urination and leaches out dampness, Strengthens SP and harmonizes the middle burner, Strengthens SP and transforms phlegm, Quiets the HT and calms the spirit Clears heat and transforms phlegm heat, Unbinds the chest and dissipates nodules, Reduces abscesses and dissipates nodules Clears heat and resolve fire toxicity, Clears damp heat from lower burner Vents and disperses externally contracted wind heat Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. 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Clears heat and dries dampness, Clears heat and resolves toxicity, especially in the upper burner, Clears heat and stops bleeding, Clears heat and calms the fetus, Sedates ascendant LV yang Clears heat and cools the blood, Nourishes the yin and generates fluids Clears summer heat, Clears fever from deficiency, Cools the blood and stops bleeding, Checks malarial disorders and resolves heat Dispels wind dampness and alleviates pain, Disperses wind cold damp and releases the exterior, Also used for shao yin stage headache & toothache Disperses wind heat, clears and benefits the head, eyes and throat, Vents rashes, Expels turbid filth Allows constrained LV Qi to flow freely Drains water downward and drives out thin mucus, Drives out phlegm, Clears heat and reduces swelling Promotes movement of Qi in middle burner and resolves stagnation, Directs Qi downward, reduces phlegm and calms wheezing, Promotes movement of Qi downward, dries dampness and transforms phlegm Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Clears heat and drains fire, Clears heat from excess from LU, Clears blazing ST fire For eczema, burns and ulcerated sores Stops cough and calms wheezing, Moistens the intestines and unblocks the bowels All about Pin Yin: Menthae Haplocalycis Herba Cannabis Semen Scutellariae Radix Angelicae Pubescentis Radix Trichosanthis Fructus Armeniacae Semen Gypsum Fibrosum Artemisiae Annuae Herba Cinnamomi Ramulus Kansui Radix Magnoliae Officinalis Cortex Pinelliae Rhizoma Preparatum Poria Lonicerae Flos Introduction to Herbology Pacific College of Health & Science Sonia Lee, DACM, L. Ac. Rhei Radix et Rhizoma Rehmanniae Radix All about Latin: Shi Gao Qing Hao Fu Ling Bo He Huo Ma Ren Hou Po Gua Lou Jin Yin Hua Sheng Di Huang Xing Ren Zhi Ban Xia Gan Sui Gui Zhi Du Huo Da Huang Huang Qin