DTD 1 Midterm
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 The following points are used to treat which condition? Draining technique: LU7, LI20, SI7, UB12, GB20, LI4, flash cups UB11, 12, 13 | Invasion of Wind-Cold |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Draining technique: LU5, GB20, LI11, LI4, DU14, SJ5 | Invasion of Wind-Heat |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Draining technique: LU6, LI4, SJ9 Supplement: Ren12, ST36 | Invasion of Summer Heat Dampness |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Draining technique: LU7, LI20, SI7, UB12, GB20, LI4 Supplement: ST36, UB13 | Common Cold with Qi Vacuity |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Draining technique: LU5, GB20, LI11, LI4, DU14, SJ5 Supplement: UB43, KD7 | Common Cold with Yin Vacuity |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Invasion of Wind-Cold? | Jing Fang Bai Du San (Schizonepeta and Ledebouriella Vanquishing Toxin Powder) |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Invasion of Wind Heat? | Yin Qiao San (Lonicera and Forsythia Powder) |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Invasion of Summer Heat Dampness? | Xin Jia Xiang Ru Yin (Newly Supplemented Elsholtzia Beverage) |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Common Cold with Qi Vacuity? | Shen Su Yin (Ginseng and Perilla Beverage) |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Common Cold with Yin Vacuity? | Jia Jian Wei Rui Tang (Solomon's Seal Variant Decoction) |
| A patient presents with headache, profuse clear nasal discharge, strong aversion to cold with slight fever, loss of appetite, abdominal distention, body aches, and loose stools. The pulse is floating and tight. The tongue is normal. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Invasion of Wind-Cold |
| A patient presents with dry swollen painful sore throat, prominent fever and slight aversion to cold, red eyes, yellow nasal discharge, thirst for cold, headache, and loss of appetite. The pulse is floating and rapid. The tongue has a thin, yellow coat. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Invasion of Wind-Heat |
| A patient presents with an unsurfaced fever, heavy sensation around the head, distention of the abdomen, loss of appetite, slight aversion to cold, sticky/bad taste in the mouth, no thirst. The pulse is rapid and soggy. The tongue has greasy, yellow fur. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Invasion of Summer Heat Dampness |
| A patient presents with strong aversion to cold, mild heat effusion, fatigue, headache, and nasal congestion. The pulse is floating and forceless. The tongue body is pale with a thin white coat. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Common Cold with Qi Vacuity |
| A patient presents with fever, slight sweating, slight aversion to cold/wind, vexation, five-center heat, dry cough, and sore throat. The pulse is thready (thin & fine) and rapid. The tongue is red with a scanty coat. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Common Cold with Yin Vacuity |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Draining technique: UB13, LI4, LU7, SJ5 | External Wind Cold Cough |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Draining technique: UB13, LU5, DU14, LI11 | External Wind Heat Cough |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Draining technique: UB13, LI11 or LI4, LU5, LU10, Ren22 | External Wind Dry Cough |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Supplementing technique: UB13, UB20, Ren12, LU9, ST36, ST40, SP3 | Internal Damp Phlegm Cough |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Supplementing technique: UB13, LU5, LU7, KI6 | Internal Lung Dryness with Yin Deficiency Cough |
| The following points are used to treat which condition? Supplementing technique: UB13, UB18, LU8, Ren22, Ren23 Drain: LV3 | Internal Liver Fire Damaging Lung Cough |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat External Wind Cold Cough? | San Ao Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat External Wind Heat Cough? | Sang Ju Yin |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat External Wind Dry Cough? | Sang Xing Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Internal Damp Phlegm Cough? | Er Chen Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Internal Lung Dryness with Yin Deficiency Cough? | Sha Shen Mai Dong Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Internal Liver Fire Damaging Lung Cough? | Xie Bai San with Dai Ge San |
| A patient presents with a cough with itchy throat, thin white sputum, nasal obstruction, chills and fever, and no sweat. The pulse is floating and tight. The tongue is normal. Which pattern best describes this patient? | External Wind Cold Cough |
| A patient presents with a frequent cough, load/hoarse voice, sore throat, yellow sputum, sweating, thirst, fever, and aversion to wind. The pulse is floating and rapid. The tongue is red with a thin, dry, yellow coat. Which pattern best describes this patient? | External Wind Heat Cough |
| A patient presents with a dry cough, dry lips, nose, and throat, nasal obstruction, slight chills and pronounced aversion to wind. The pulse is floating and fast. The tongue coat is dry. Which pattern best describes this patient? | External Wind Dry Cough |
| A patient presents with cough with profuse white thick sputum relieved by expectoration, chest congestion, poor appetite, nausea, and loose stools. The pulse is slippery. The tongue has a thick, white, moist coat. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Internal Damp Phlegm Cough |
| A patient presents with dry cough without sputum, afternoon fever, malar flush, night sweats, and dry throat and mouth. The pulse is thin and rapid. The tongue is red with thin white coat. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Internal Lung Dryness with Yin Deficiency Cough |
| A patient presents with cough (sometimes better, sometimes worse), red face, dry thirst, dry mouth and throat, pain in the hypochondrium, bad taste in the mouth, and chest distention. The pulse is wiry and rapid. The tongue has a thin, dry, yellow coat. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Internal Liver Fire Damaging the Lung Cough |
| Which of the four great masters of the Jin/Yuan Dynasties (1115-1368 CE) focused on repletion evils and used the three methods (sweating, vomiting, purging)? | Zhang Zi He |
| Which of the four great masters of the Jin/Yuan Dynasties (1115-1368 CE) focused on fire and heat? | Liu He Jian |
| Which of the four great masters of the Jin/Yuan Dynasties (1115-1368 CE) focused on the spleen and stomach? | Li Dong Yuan |
| Which of the four great masters of the Jin/Yuan Dynasties (1115-1368 CE) focused on nourishing the yin and excelled at pattern differentiation? | Zhu Dan Xi |
| The role of the __________ centers around its diffusion and depurative downbearing actions; by regulating the waterways, these enable the normal dispersion and excretion of fluids. | Lung |
| The ________'s function of movement and transformation and absorption ensure that water and fluids are properly formed and dispersed. | Spleen |
| The physiological relationship of the lung and the spleen mainly manifests in the formation of ancestral qi and what else? | Fluid metabolism |
| The physiological relationship of the lung and the liver mainly manifests in their mutual regulation of what? | Qi dynamic |
| The physiological relationship of the lung and the kidney mainly manifests in their coordinated actions in water metabolism, their yin mutually supporting each other, and what else? | Respiration |
| "The mechanisms through which a disease occurs, develops, and transforms..." is the definition of what? | Pathomechanism |
| Gan Mao | Common Cold |
| Ke Sou | Cough |
| Xiao | Wheezing |
| Chuan | Panting |
| Xiao Chuan | Asthma |
| Fei Zhang | Lung Distention |
| Fei Wei | Lung Wilt |
| Fei Lao | Lung Taxation |
| Bi Yuan | Deep-Source Nasal Congestion |
| Fei Yong | Lung Abscess |
| Which formula listed below is used as a preventative medicinal for patients with weak wei qi (pores not firm)? Gui Zhi Tang (Cinnamon Twig Decoction), Yu Ping Feng San (Jade Wind Screen), Sheng Mai San (Pulse-Engendering Powder), Xiao Jian Zhong Tang (Minor Center Fortifying Decoction), You Gui Wan (Right-Restoring Pill) | Yu Ping Feng San (Jade Wind Screen) |
| Which formula listed below is used to harmonize the ying & the wei? Gui Zhi Tang (Cinnamon Twig Decoction), Yu Ping Feng San (Jade Wind Screen), Sheng Mai San (Pulse-Engendering Powder), Xiao Jian Zhong Tang (Minor Center Fortifying Decoction), You Gui Wan (Right-Restoring Pill) | Gui Zhi Tang (Cinnamon Twig Decoction) |
| Which formula listed below is used as a preventative medicinal against respiratory and nose/throat infections for patients that have a weak Spleen constitution? Gui Zhi Tang (Cinnamon Twig Decoction), Yu Ping Feng San (Jade Wind Screen), Sheng Mai San (Pulse-Engendering Powder), Xiao Jian Zhong Tang (Minor Center Fortifying Decoction), You Gui Wan (Right-Restoring Pill) | Xiao Jian Zhong Tang (Minor Center Fortifying Decoction) |
| Which formula listed below is used for patients that are "heart fire" types that tend toward low blood pressure and fatigue? Gui Zhi Tang (Cinnamon Twig Decoction), Yu Ping Feng San (Jade Wind Screen), Sheng Mai San (Pulse-Engendering Powder), Xiao Jian Zhong Tang (Minor Center Fortifying Decoction), You Gui Wan (Right-Restoring Pill) | Sheng Mai San (Pulse Engendering Powder) |
| Which formula listed below is used as a preventative medicinal because it tonifies Kidney qi? Gui Zhi Tang (Cinnamon Twig Decoction), Yu Ping Feng San (Jade Wind Screen), Sheng Mai San (Pulse-Engendering Powder), Xiao Jian Zhong Tang (Minor Center Fortifying Decoction), You Gui Wan (Right-Restoring Pill) | You Gui Wan (Right Restoring Pill) |
| The following are biomedical red flags for which condition? Shortness of breath, persistent fever, chest pain or "breast pain", congestive heart failure, age, weight loss, hemoptysis | Cough |
| The following are biomedical red flags for which condition? Can't lie down or sleep, loud wheezing or disseminated wheezing throughout chest, retractions, inability to speak without shortness of breath, cyanosis | Asthma |
| A patient presents with nasal congestion with headache, loss of sense of smell, yellow, sticky discharge, chills and fever, aversion to wind, and bodyache. The pulse is floating and fast. The tongue is normal. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Heat congested in lung orifice (sinusitis) |
| A patient presents with sticky, yellow discharge with pus (foul odor), red & swollen nasal cavity, heaviness in head (dizzy), pain in the ala nasi, bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, irritability, insomnia, and dark yellow urine. The pulse is wiry and fast. The tongue is red with a yellow coat. You also observe frothy sputum in two lines down the sides of the tongue. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Gallbladder heat (sinusitis) |
| A patient presents with thick yellow mucus, nasal congestion, fatigue, heavy head, no appetite, and a sticky sensation in the mouth. The tongue is red with a yellow greasy coat. The pulse is soft. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Damp heat in SP(/ST) channel(s) (sinusitis) |
| A patient presents with clear nasal discharge, nasal congestion worse with cold, shortness of breath, spontaneous sweat, fatigue, and a pale face. The tongue is pale with thin white coat. The pulse is forceless. Which pattern best describes this patient? | Lung qi deficiency and cold (sinusitis) |
| A patient presents with chronic white nasal discharge, blurred vision, dizziness, poor appetite, loose stools, and a sallow complexion. The tongue is pale and puffy with thin white coat. The pulse is leisurely (not much strength). Which pattern best describes this patient? | Spleen qi deficiency (sinusitis) |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat heat congested in the lung orifice type sinusitis? | Cang Er Zi San |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat gallbladder heat type sinusitis? | Long Dan Xie Gan Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat damp heat in the spleen/stomach channel type sinusitis? | Bi Yuan Fang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat lung qi deficiency and cold type sinusitis? | Wen Fei Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat spleen qi deficiency type sinusitis? | Shen Ling Bai Zhu San |
| A patient presents with tachypnea with wheezing, difficult breathing, chest distention, cough with little (or no) sputum, and a blue/purplish facial complexion. The tongue is normal. The pulse is floating and tight. Which is the best pattern to describe this patient? | Wind Cold Attack Asthma |
| A patient presents with rapid and short breath, strong voice with loud wheezing, cough with thick yellow sputum, chest stuffiness, fever without chills, restlessness, dry mouth, sweating, and a red face. The tongue is red with a yellow moist coat. The pulse is slippery and rapid. Which is the best pattern to describe this patient? | Phlegm (Damp Heat) Attack Asthma |
| You are treating a patient that has asthma during the remission (non-attack) stage. He presents with spontaneous sweating, aversion to wind, frequently feeling cold, has a short feeble voice, pale complexion, and he notices that his asthma is exacerbated by changes in the weather. His pulse is weak. Which pattern of asthma does he have? | Lung Qi Deficiency |
| You are treating a patient that has asthma during the remission (non-attack) stage. She presents with poor appetite, bloating, loose bowels, shortness of breath, and low voice. Her tongue is pale and puffy with a sticky white coat and her pulse is thready and weak. Which pattern of asthma does she have? | Spleen Qi Deficiency |
| You are treating a patient that has asthma during the remission (non-attack) stage. She presents with shortness of breath, severe wheezing aggravated by work, palpitations, tinnitus, dizziness, low back pain, cold extremities, frequent night urination, and a pale complexion. Her tongue is pale and dusky and her pulse is thready, weak, and deep. Which pattern of asthma does she have? | Kidney Deficiency |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Wind Cold Attack Asthma? | Ma Huang Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Phlegm (Damp Heat) Attack Asthma? | Sang Bai Pi Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Lung Qi Deficiency Asthma during the remission stage? | Sheng Mai Yin with Bu Fei Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Spleen Qi Deficiency Asthma during the remission stage? | Liu Jun Zi Tang |
| Which herbal formula is used to treat Kidney Deficiency Asthma during the remission stage? | Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan |
| The following point prescription is for which pattern? Draining technique: UB12, UB13, LU7, LU5, Ding Chuan | Wind Cold Attack Asthma |
| The following point prescription is for which pattern? Draining technique: UB13, Ren22, Ding Chuan, LU5, ST40 (with heat add LI4) | Phlegm (Damp Heat) Attack Asthma |
| The following point prescription is for which pattern? Supplementing technique: UB13, LU9, Ding Chuan, UB43, UB20, moxa ST36 | Lung Qi Deficiency Asthma |
| The following point prescription is for which pattern? Supplementing technique: UB13, UB20, Ding Chuan, SP3, moxa ST36, Ren12 | Spleen Qi Deficiency Asthma |
| The following point prescription is for which pattern? Supplementing technique: UB13, KD3, UB23, Ren17, Ding Chuan, moxa Ren6 | Kidney Deficiency Asthma |
| A patient presents with wind heat signs and symptoms with hacking of white viscous sputum of increasing volume, chest pain, and inhibited breathing. The tongue has a yellow coat. The pulse is slippery and rapid. Which lung abscess stage does this patient's signs and symptoms represent? | Onset Stage |
| A patient presents with increasing fever, sweat, vexation, cough, rapid breathing, fullness in the chest, chest pain, turbid yellowish green phlegm, fishy-smelling sputum, and poor appetite. The tongue has a yellow, greasy coat and the pulse is slippery and rapid. Which lung abscess stage does this patient's signs and symptoms represent? | Abscess Stage |
| A patient presents with copious amounts of thick, bloody phlegm, fishy smelling rice porridge-like phlegm, pain and fullness in the chest, panting, inability to lie down, generalized (low grade) fever, thirst with desire to drink, and a poor appetite. The tongue is red with a yellow, greasy coat and the pulse is rapid and slippery. Which lung abscess stage does this patient's signs and symptoms represent? | Pus Rupture Stage |
| A patient presents with gradual amelioration of fever, decreased cough, less sputum, less fishy-smell, less blood and pus, and their spirit and appetite have improved. Which lung abscess stage does this patient represent? | Recovery Stage |
| Which Fei Zhang (Lung Distention) pattern is described below? Copious phlegm, panting, signs and symptoms on slight exertion, aversion to wind, perspires easily, dusky tongue with greasy coat, and tight pulse. | Phlegm Turbidity Obstructing the LU |
| Which Fei Zhang (Lung Distention) pattern is described below? Rough breathing, panting, vexation, chest fullness, phlegm that is sticky and difficult to hack up, general heat signs and symptoms. Red tongue with yellow coat. Rapid pulse. | Phlegm Heat Depressed in the LU |
| Which Fei Zhang (Lung Distention) pattern is described below? Befuddled mind, agitation, groping in the air and pulling invisible strings, somnolence, hacking of phlegm, general phlegm s/s, convulsions (if complicated by wind). End stage disease. Tongue is swollen with greasy thick coat. Pulse is soggy. | Phlegm Clouding the Spirit Orifice |
| Which Fei Zhang (Lung Distention) pattern is described below? Shallow and difficult breathing, hunched shoulders and gaping mouth, inability to recline, anxiety, chest oppression, cold perspiration, qi xu s/s. Pulse is weak, deficient, thin, and deep. | LU & KI Deficiency |
| Which Fei Zhang (Lung Distention) pattern is described below? Edema of the face and lower limbs, abdominal distention and fullness, palpitations, panting, hacking of clear and thin phlegm, scanty urine, aversion to cold, dark & cyanotic face. Tongue is blue/purple with greasy coat. Pulse is hollow and soft in 3rd positions and flooding and rootless in 1st positions and choppy overall. | Yang Xu with Water Overflowing |
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