5 Written Questions

1. qi and yin xu of the Ht and Lu?
2. fullness in chest and hypochondria, palpitations, SOB, coughing up clear and watery sputum, difficult breathing, dizziness, vertigo, or nausea?
3. profuse white clear vaginal discharge, fatigue, weakness of limbs?
4. modify ping wei san for damp cold with what herbs?
5. phlegm-fluid retention affecting the upper or middle jiao with SP yang xu?

5 Matching Questions

1. wu ling san
2. zeng ye tang
3. ping wei san
4. dang gui si ni tang
5. qiang huo sheng shi tang

1. a dampness obstructing Qi in the SP and ST?
2. b chronic cold hands and feet to the touch and to patient due to a lack of Yang warming action? cold in the meridians in people who are blood xu
3. c 1. lower warmer cold water accumulation (with possible external wind-cold) 2. SP qi xu causing water-damp accumulation 3.Tan yin syndrome: throbbing or pulsing just below the umbilicus etc.
4. d heaviness and pain in the head, neck, shoulder, and back, difficulty in turning to sideway, or general aching, slight chills and fever, lack of sweating, thin white tongue coat, a superficial slow pulse?
5. e increase the fluids decoction: constipation due to injury fluids from warm febrile disease or a yin xu chronic px. thirst, dry mouth or throat?

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. fever and chills, HA, sensation of fullness/oppression in chest, abdomnial pain, nausea and vomiting, borborygmus, diarrhea, loss of taste, white greasy tongue coat, moderate soft pulse or superficial tight?
   1. huo xiang zheng qi san
   2. huang lian, huang qin
   3. ping wei san
   4. wu ling san
2. what is the ratio of sheng jiang to wu mei in er chen tang?
   1. wan dai tang
   2. wu ling san
   3. zeng ye tang
   4. 7:1
3. frequent cloudy, dense, milky or greasy urine; soreness of lower back?
   1. ling gui zhu gan tang
   2. bi bei xie fen qing yin
   3. huang lian, huang qin
   4. huo xiang zheng qi san
4. modify ping wei san for damp heat with what herbs?
   1. huo xiang zheng qi san
   2. wu ling san
   3. huang lian, huang qin
   4. wan dai tang
5. sp qi xu with liver qi stagnation, damp retention?
   1. sheng mai san
   2. wan dai tang
   3. ping wei san
   4. zeng ye tang

5 True/False Questions

1. qiang huo sheng shi tang → wind-dampness invading the superficial channels?

   True        False

2. ping wei san → distension and fullness in abdomen, loss of taste and appetite, sweet taste in the mouth, heavy limbs, loose stool or diarrhea, fatigued, desire to sleep lots, nausea and vomiting, belching acid regurgitation? swollen tongue with thick white and greasy coat. moderate or slippery pulse?

   True        False

3. huo xiang zheng qi san → modify ping wei san for damp heat with what herbs?

   True        False

4. bi bei xie fen qing yin → external wind-cold with internal dampness obstructing QI in the middle jiao?

   True        False

5. fu ling, ze xie → 1. lower warmer cold water accumulation (with possible external wind-cold) 2. SP qi xu causing water-damp accumulation 3.Tan yin syndrome: throbbing or pulsing just below the umbilicus etc.

   True        False