China Flashcards

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Chinese medicine was first attributed to whom?

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Shen Nung

  • first to compile herbals and invented acupuncture
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What is the Nei Ching (Book/Canon of Medicine)?

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  • most comprehensive, theoretical and clinical classic (18 volumes)
  • centered on fundamental theories of Chinese traditional medicine
  • implies preventive medicine
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The Nei Ching is divided into two parts. What are they called?

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Su Wen (Questions and Answers) and Zhen Jing/Ling Shu (Laws on Acupuncture)

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The Nei Ching is attributed to whom?

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Emperor Huang

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What are the important branches that deal with physiological and pathological problems in the trad. chinese system?

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1) visceral organs theory

2) channels and collaterals

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Name some clinical standpoints in Nei Ching

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  • heart = main organ for circulation; blood flow is constant (Su Wen)
  • examination by feeling pulse; autopsy (Acupuncture)
  • length and parts of digestive tract (Gastroenteric Study)
  • treatment of thromboendarteritis via amputation of blood vessel (Carbuncles)
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Who is Bian Que?

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Pioneer in medical examination and pulse feeling (temporal [head], tibial [legs] and radial [wrist] arteries)

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Variety of treatments stated in Su Wen

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  • oral drug administration
  • diet
  • surgery
  • moxibustion
  • acupuncture
  • massage
  • tapping of fluids
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What is the guanyuan?

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  • Point where needle is inserted in a process called abdominal paracentesis in order to treat ascites
  • 10 cm below umbilical cord
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Who wrote the Treatise on Febrile and other Diseases (Shang Han Za Bing Lun)?

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Zhang Zhongjing

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The treatise on febrile and other diseases was later divided into two books. What were they called?

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Shang Han Lun (Treatise on Febrile Diseases) and Jin Qui Yao Lue (Jin Qui Collection or Prescriptions)

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What are the four methods for diagnosing fevers (and other disorders) that Zhang Zhongjing proposed?

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  • examination
  • auscultation
  • inquiry
  • pulse feeling
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What are the “eight keys” of diagnostics that Zhangjing suggested?

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  • yin / yang
  • external / internal factors
  • fever / cold
  • deficiency / excess
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The “eight therapies” is a general system of therapeutic methods. What is it composed of?

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  • channels and collaterals (Su Wen)
  • four methods (TFOD)
  • eight keys (TFOD)
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Name two other works on medicine

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  • Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing (Shen Nong’s Materia Medica)

- Nan Jing (Classics on Difficulty)

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