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5 treasures Flashcards

1
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Jing Deficiency signs

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stunted growth, DOD, congenital problems, infertility

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2
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3 causes of Shen disturbances

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  1. heart blood deficiency
  2. +/- yin deficiency
  3. excessive fire that damages the shen
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3
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requires supplementation and nourishment by Gu qi

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Yuan Qi

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4
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fluid - ye

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thick and heavy part of body fluid distributed within blood vessels to organs, bone marrow, brain, joints, oridices and nourishes and strengthens them

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5
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origin of the ying qi and the wei Chi

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Gu Qi

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6
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moistens the skin and hair to warm up the zong Foo organs

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Wei Qi

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7
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prolapsed qi is when

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inability of zhong Qi to hold organs in their normal place resulting in prolapse of the rectum, uterus or other organs

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8
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comprises the primary yin and the primary yang

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Yuan Qi

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9
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derived from Gu qi

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Wei Qi

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10
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postnatal Jing comes from what?

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Gu Qi

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11
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formation of Gu qi occurs in an ascending direction

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Gu Qi

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12
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rebellious spleen Qi causes

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diarrhea

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13
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substantial pain

tongue:
pulse:

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caused by blood stagnation from trauma or tumor

stabbing, chrinic, swollen, palpable

tongue purple
pulse wiry

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14
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4 sources of blood

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  1. food Qi
  2. Ying Qi
  3. Jing
  4. Body Fluid
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15
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circulates in the superficial extravascular parts of the body

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Wei Qi

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16
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**promotes the lungs respiratory function

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**Zong Qi

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17
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derived from Yuan qi

coordinates the activities of the zong Foo organs

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Jing-luo Qi

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18
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Jing Deficiency treatment principles

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nourish kidney Jing

Tony spleen Qi

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19
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fluid - jin

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the clear thin part of body fluid distributed with wei qi to surface of body warms and moistens skin and muscles

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20
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producing blood and nourishing the whole body

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Ying Qi

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21
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The De-Qi response during AP Tx is related to

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Jing-Luo Qi

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22
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food qi

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Gu Qi

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23
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Yuan Qi is derived from

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Kidney Essence, Jing

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24
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combination of spleen Qi and Stomach Qi and formed the Middle Jaio

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**Zhong Qi

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25
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types of Qi stagnation

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liver Qi
stomach qi
large intestine stagnation

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26
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**promotes the hearts circulatory function

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**Zong Qi

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27
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Rebellious stomach Qi causes

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burping, hiccups, nausea, vomiting

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28
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deficiency occurs after prolonged to diseases leading to depletion or deficiency of congenital kidney Jing

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Yuan Qi

29
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function of body fluid

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moistens and nourish the body

30
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**major function is to hold the internal organs in their proper position

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Zhong Qi

31
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points for disturbance of Shen

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HT-7
PC-6
an shen

32
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4 blood pathologies

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  1. deficiency
  2. stagnation
  3. heat (hives, rash, hemorrhage) 4. bleeding
33
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protects the skin and musculature against Eternal attack of pathogens

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Wei Qi

34
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nutrient qi

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Ying Qi

35
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defensive Qi

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Wei Qi

36
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formed from nutrients extracted from food by the spleen

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Gu Qi

37
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meridian Qi

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Jing-luo Qi

38
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transmits the information from acupuncture point stimulation - de qi response

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Jing-luo Qi

39
Q

5 treasures are?

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Jing
qi
shen blood body fluids

40
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controls the opening and closing of pores and body temperature

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Wei Qi

41
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Zong Qi is formed from

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Gu Qi (food qi) and Qing Qi (cosmic qi)

42
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provides communication between the interior and exterior of the body

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Jing-luo Qi

43
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antipathogenic, resistance Qi

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Zheng Qi

44
Q

Defensie Qi (wei Qi) is decibed form

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Food Essence (Gu Qi)

45
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**related to the vocal cords and the ability to produce sound

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**Zong Qi

46
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Jing Deficiency tongue and pulse

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tongue: pale or red
pulse: deep and weak

47
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Types of Qi deficiency

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heart
lung
spleen
kidney

48
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derived from Yaun qi

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Zang-fu Qi

49
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essential for proper function of the zong Foo organs

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Yuan Qi

50
Q

water metabolism

involves these organs

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spleen 
stomach
lung
kidney
small intestine bladder
large intestine
51
Q

non-substantial pain

tongue:
pulse:

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caused by qi stagnation
from emotional stress or chronic trauma

dull aches that come and go,

tongue purple
pulse wiry

52
Q

each is own food organ has its own type of qi

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Zang Fu Qi

53
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comprises the body’s total ability to resist disease

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Zheng Qi

54
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WARMS the BODY SURFACE

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Wei Qi

55
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also called Source Qi or original Chi

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Yuan Qi

56
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**form to gathered and stored in the chest

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**Zong Qi

57
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relationship of Qi and blood

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blood is the mother/transporter of qi, and qi is the commander of blood.

Qi stagnation may cause blood stagnation

blood deficiency will eventually lead to an deficiency

58
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formed by the combination of Gu qi and qing-chi (cosmic qi)

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Zong Qi

59
Q

replenishes the Yaun Chi and the kidney essence

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Gu Qi

60
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2 functions of blood

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  1. nourishes and moistens 2. carrying effect of qi
61
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rebellious lung qi causes

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cough, dyspnea, asthma

62
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derived from the prenatal kidney Jing

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Yuan Qi

63
Q

derived from gu Chi

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Ying Qi

64
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Spleen Qi is derived from

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Kidney essence or Yuan (source) Qi

65
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Also known as pectoral, gathering, ancestral, or chest qi

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**Zong Qi

66
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3 body fluid pathologies

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  1. internal dryness. tongue red and dry. pulse thin
  2. edema, tongue pale and wet. pulse deep and weak
  3. phlegm
    a. heat phlegm : fever, uri,. tongue red, pulse fast and forceful
    b. damp phlegm; wer cough, tongue pale and wet, pulse slow and choppy
67
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is produced by the spleens activity thus the spleen is a major source of the body’s Qi afterbirth

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Gu Qi

68
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circulates in the blood vessels

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Ying Qi

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