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What is the DX of a patient w/ rapid onset of a well demarcated patch of redness, hotness and burning pain rapidly extending in size, change in color of patch from bright red to dull red in several days and then healing with desquamation. The patient also has chills, fever, headache, a red tongue with thin yellow coat, and a superficial rapid pulse:
A) Wind heat uticaria
B) Damp heat erysipelas
C) Wind heat erysipelas
D) Urticaria with accumulation of heat in the ST and Intestines |
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Which of the following is not a cause of acute infantile convulsions:
A) Fright
B) Phlegm heat
C) Damp heat
D) Invasion of pathogenic heat |
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According to CAM, the main points used to treat excess type hypochondriac pain are: Lv14, TB6 and GB34. Which of the following pair would be used as supplementary points for qi stagnation?
A) UB17 and UB18
B) Lv3 and GB40 |
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The main points for the treatment of uterine bleeding due to heat in the blood are:
A) Du20, Ren4, St36, Sp6, Sp1, TB4
B) Ren3, Sp10, Sp1, Lv8
C) Ren6, Pc8, Lv2, Du14
D) Sp8, Sp2, Kd5 |
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| Which pt helps w/ uterine prolapse; nourishes blood, tendons, ligaments, and yin; and goes to the genitals? |
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| Which two points can we guasha for morning sickness? |
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Which one of the following point prescriptions is used to treat mumps?
a. LI 11, LI 4, BL 40, SP 10, SP 6
b. ST 6, TB 17, TB 5, LI 11, LI 4
c. LI 11, LI 4, BL 40, SP 10, P 3
d. DU 10, DU 12, P 4, LI 4, BL 40 |
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| b. ST 6, TB 17, TB 5, LI 11, LI 4 |
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Which diagnosis matches the following symptoms? 33 year old female with few oval movable lumps below the Adams apple with a smooth surface and no pain, exophthalmos, sweating, stuffiness in chest, hot temper, palpitations, irritability, and irregular menses.
a. Qi goiter
b. Boil
c. Flesh goiter
d. Breast abscess
e. Mumps |
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What is the Xi-Cleft and Confluent point of the Yang Wei channel respectively?
a. Kid 9, Pc6
b. UB59, UB62
c. GB35, TB5
d. Kid8, Kid6 |
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According to CAM which is NOT a pattern associated with Acute Infantile Convulsions?
a. Invasion of Seasonal Pathogenic Factors
b. Yang Deficiency of the Spleen and Kidney
c. Accumulation of Phlegm Fire
d. Sudden Fright |
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| b. Yang Deficiency of the Spleen and Kidney |
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13) what is not a cause of infantile convulsion:
a. accumulation of phlegm heat
b. protracted vomitting and diarrhea
c. sp xu with liver hyperfunciton
d. liver qi stagnation |
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What's the best prescription for qi deficient prolapsed uterus?
a) st 36, ren 4, st 29, du 20
b) st 36, du 20, st 29, ren 6
c) st 36 du 20, ren 4, ren 12
d) st 36, st 29, du 20, ren 3 |
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| b) st 36, du 20, st 29, ren 6 |
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Which points do you use when someone has acute toothache with gingival swelling accompanied by chills and fever, superficial and rapid pulse?
A. St6, St7, LI4, GV14, GB2
B. St6, St7, Kid3
C. St6, St7, LI4, St44
D. St6, St7, TE2, GB20, LI4, TE5 |
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| D. St6, St7, TE2, GB20, LI4, TE5 |
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Which CAM points do you use for acute appendicitis?
A. St25, Lanwei, Rn3, St36
B. St25, St37, TE5
C. St25, LI11, Lanwei, St39
D. St25, St37, LI11, Lanwei |
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| D. St25, St37, LI11, Lanwei |
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What are the 3 main points in CAM for insufficient lactation?
ST____, SI _____, CV _____ |
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| What are the two patterns of morning sickness? |
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Sp & St xu
Disharmony between Sp & St, |
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| What points are used for morning sickness in both Shanghai (main) and CAM for all patterns? |
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| What are the 3 main points used for infantile diarrhea in CAM? |
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| Two main PTs to eliminate heat in the blood? |
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| Two causes of Prolapse of Uterus? |
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| Where does the yangwei meridian start? |
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| Name 3 points for urticaria from both CAM/Shanghai. |
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| Can you plum blossom urticaria or boils? |
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