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| Functions of the gallbladder |
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| Bile comes from the residue essence qi of the |
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| The receiving effects of the stomach is mainly manifested as |
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| The organ related to courage is |
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| The bladder function depends on |
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| Relationship between Zang Fu organs; heart - ___, lung - ___, liver - ___, kidney - ___, spleen - ____ |
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| heart-small intestine, lung - large intestine, liver - gallbladder, kidney - bladder, spleen - stomach |
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| Which three organs are closely related to menstruation and pregnancy? |
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| Heart (dominated blood), Liver (stores blood), and spleen (generates blood) |
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| The normal relationship between the kidney and the heart is also called |
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| communication between the kidney and heart, and, communication between the water and fire |
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| The relationship between the stomach and the spleen are manifested as |
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| coordination between ascending and descending movment of qi, Coordination between dryness and dampness, coordination between the reception and digestion of food. |
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| When a patient has frequent, painful urination which is accompanied with restlessness, insomnia, moth sores, the diagnosis would be |
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| Excessive heat in the small intestine |
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| the ears, anterior yin orifice (external genitals), posterior yin orifice (anus) |
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| The kidney has it's specific manifestations on the |
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| What is the remainder of the bone |
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| Apart from kidney essence, the hair also depends on nourishment of |
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| Which organs separated the clear from the turbid |
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| Which organ is said to be the basis of the congenital constitution |
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| The essence stored in the kidney comes from both essence of the parents and |
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| the food essence transformed and transported by the spleen and the stomach |
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| Which organ is most closely related to the growth and development of the human body? |
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| The kidney dominated water metabolism and mainly depends on the function of |
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| When kidney qu is deficient, it may fail to receieve air. This is manifested as |
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| Dyspenea (difficulty breathing or air hunger), short inhalation and long exhalation |
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| Kidney dominated water metabolism because |
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| The Kidney yang is the root of ynag qi of the whole body, the kidney belongs to water in five elements and it controls the formation and discharge of urine |
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| Excessive heat in the small intestine may cause |
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| Frequent, urgent and painful urination |
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| The Gallbladder is said to be an organ of |
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| Bile comes fro the essence qi of the |
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| The bile's function is to |
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| Enter the small intestine and aid in digestion |
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| The function of the upper jiao is described as |
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| The function of middle jiao is described as |
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| a tan, or filtration pond |
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| The function of the lower jiao is described as a |
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| The function of the uterus is closely related to |
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| Tiankui, the Chong and Ren meridians, the liver, heart and spleen |
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| The function of the brain is controlled by |
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| in emotions, the kidney is related to |
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| The kidney is related to ___________in secretion. |
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| Spittle (thicker than cleat saliva) |
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| True yin and true yang refer to |
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| the kidney yin and kidney yang |
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| The liver is also called the organ of a |
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| When hyperactivity of the liver qi attacks the spleen there will be |
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| Abdominal pain, boborygmus and diarrhea |
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| The blood stored in the liver can |
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| nourish liver and related organs and tissues, restrict liver qi or liver yang and prevent bleeding |
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| When the liver yin is deficient there will be |
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| dry eyes and blurred vision |
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| The liver has specific manifestations on the |
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| Numbness of limbs with difficult movement should be caused by deficiency of |
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| When there is hyperactivity of of liver qi, there will be |
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| Distending pain in the head, vomiting or nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea |
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| Convulsion of tendons (large amplitude and strong force) should be caused by |
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| Hyperactivity of liver qi. (Liver yin deficiency causes trembling) |
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| Formation of qi depends on |
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| Congenital essence and Acquired essence |
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| Which of the following is not a function of qi; propelling effect, warm effect, nourishing effect, control effect? |
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| The propelling effect of qi is manifested as; a) promote growth and development of the body b) initiate the functions of zang fu organs c) promote flow of body fluid or blood d) all of the above |
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| The basic patterns of qi's movement include |
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| Ascending, desending, exiting, and entering |
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| Sluggish flow of obstruction of qi in a local area or whole body is called |
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| Qi Zhi (stagnation of qi) |
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| Excessive rising or insufficient decending of qi is called |
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| Insufficient rising or excessive decending if qi is called |
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| What organs play the most important role in the formation of qi in the human body? |
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| Spleen and Stomach - both produce Grain qi. |
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| Qi being the __________of blood |
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| Blood being the _______________of Qi |
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| Which qi is from combination of the very nutritious part of refined food and fresh air? |
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| Which is not a function of Ying qi (Nutritive qi)? a) Nourishing the body b) Forming blood c) warm up exterior |
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| Which qi travels within the vesssles |
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| Witch qi functions to regulate the opening-closing movement of sweat pores? |
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| Which qi enters the respiratory tract to help lungs in controlling respiration and also enters the heart and blood vessels to assist the heart in controlling blood? |
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| Which qi should be deficient if someone is susceptible to cold and has spontaneous sweating? |
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| Which qi comes from kidney essence and functions to promote growth and development of the body? |
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| Which organs function is to promote blood flow? |
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| Blood functions to; a) nourish the body b) moisten the body c) nourish the spirit d) all of the above |
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| Which of the following organ should hold the most responsibility for bleeding due to qi deficiency? Heart, Lung, Liver or Spleen? |
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| Blood out of blood vessels is also called? a) Extravasated blood b) Dead blood c) Dry blood d) all of the above |
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| Which of the following organs are most likley to be affected when there is blood deficiency? a) Heart b) lung c) liver or d) both heart and liver? |
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| d) Both the heart and the liver |
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| The formation, distribution and discharge of body fluid mainly involves which four organs? |
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| The spleen, lungs, kidney and the triple jiao. |
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| In treatment of blood deficiency, herbs tonifying qi is often used because blood depends on_____ a) qi for its flow b) it for its generation c) qi for it's control d) none of the above |
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| b) Blood depends on tonifying herbs for its generation |
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| When there is severe loss of blood, qi will also become deficient. This is because? |
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| Qi depends on blood for its carrying |
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| If chronic bleeding is marked by light color with symptoms of qi deficiency, the bleeding is caused by |
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| Failure of deficient qi to control blood |
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| The most important manifestation of deficiency of body fluid is a) painful symptoms b) dry symptoms c) water retention d) oliguria (scanty urine) |
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| In teatment of stagnation of blood, what hers should we use in addition to the herbs promoting blood flow? Herbs that; a) promote flow of qi b) tonify blood c) tonify qi |
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| a) Herbs promoting flow of qi |
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| For blood deficiency, what herbs should we use in addition to the herbs tonifying blood? Herbs that; a) promote flow of qi b) tonify blood c) tonify qi |
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| Which qi mainly serves as the most primitive force for the life activities? |
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| Blood is mainly constituted by body fluid and __________qi. |
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| Flow of blood is closely related to which four organs? |
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| The heart, the lung, the spleen and the liver. |
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| The body fluid that is thinner and more mobile is called a) Jin b) Ye c) blood d) essence |
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| The most basic substance that constitutes and maintains the functional activities of the human body is; a) blood b) qi c) body fluid d) essence |
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| Formation of qi mainly involves which three organs? |
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| The kidney (yuan qi), the spleen (gu qi) and the lung (zong qi) |
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| Which of the following substances is responsible for keeping blood flowing within vessels? a) blood b) qi c) body fluid d) essence |
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| The changes happening following qi's movement is called; a) Transformation of qi (Qi Hua) b) Movement if qi (Qi Ji) c)the ascending and descending movments of qi. |
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| b) movement of QI (QI Ji) |
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| The changes happening following qi's movement is called; a) Transformation of qi (Qi Hua) b) Movement if qi (Qi Ji) c)the ascending and descending movments of qi. |
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| b) movement of QI (QI Ji) |
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| thinner, clear, moves widely, in skin, muscles, orifices, eyes and mouth |
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| thicker body fluid, less motion, found in joints, organs, brain and marrow |
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| Movement of qi, dominated by Lungs |
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| Transformation of qi, or changes caused by movement of qi |
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| The liver has its special manifestations on the; a) hair b) lips c) teeth d) nails |
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| Tendons mainly depend of nourishment of the; a) spleen qi b) kidney qi c) heart qi d) liver blood |
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| A patient has trembling limbs, numbness and difficult movements, what is your diagnosis? |
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| Liver yin blood deficiency |
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| Stagnated liver qi attacking the spleen is manifested as; a) abdominal distention b) abdominal pain c) constipation d) all of the above |
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| Hyperactive liver qi attacking the spleen is manifested as; a) abdominal pain b) Borgorygmus c) abdominal distention d) all of the above |
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| The most important sign of liver qu stagnation is; a) distention in the liver region b) stabbing pain c) borborgymus d) diarrhea |
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| a) distention in the liver region |
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| Taste in the mouth and apptite reflect the functional states of; a) the spleen and stomach b) the liver c) the kidney d) the lung |
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| a) the spleen and stomach |
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| The spleen has specific manifestations on the; a) hair b) skin c) face d) lips |
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| In movement, liver qi is marked by; a) going downward b) going inward c) going upward and outwards d) non of the above |
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| c) going upwards and outwards |
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| Mental depression is mainly caused by; a) Insufficient dredging effect of the liver b) stagnation of liver qi c) hyperactivity of the liver qi d) Both a and b |
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| b) stagnation of liver qi |
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| That the liver adjusts distribution of blood means that at night blood will return to the liver from; a) the heart b) the spleen c) the peripheral tissues and organs d) none of the above |
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| c) the peripheral tissues and organs |
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| Lacrimation with tearing on exposing to wind suggests; a) liver heat b) Liver qi stagnation c) wind heat in liver meridian d) liver yin deficiency |
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| c) wind heat in the liver meridian |
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| Which should be responsible for dry eyes, blurred eyes or night blindness; a) liver heat b) Liver qi stagnation c) wind heat in liver meridian d) liver yin deficiency |
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