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Diagnosis II - Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Channel is associated with Frontal Headache

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YangMing

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Channel is associated with Side Headache

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ShaoYang

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Channel is associated with Vertex Headache

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JueYin

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Channel is associated with Occipital Headache

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TaiYang

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Channel is associated with Whole Head Headache

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Exterior Wind-Cold

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Feeling “Cold to the bone” is indicative of what stage of illness?

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TaiYang

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Which pulse best indicates an Excess of Yang (fire in body exhausting Yin)

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Hurried

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Channel associated with Side Headache

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ShaoYang

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Pulse associated with severe emotional fright

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Moving

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Floating-full-rapid pulse is best diagnosed as

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Wind-Heat

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“I Left my Heart in Liverpool”

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Organs on Left wrist: LV, HT, KD

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Firm-rapid-pulse Indicates

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Interior Heat

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13
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BF associated with Yin Exhaustion

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Yellow sweat

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14
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Body Fluid associated with LU

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Nasal Mucus

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15
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Body Fluid associated with SP

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Thin Saliva

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16
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Body Fluid associated with KD

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Thick Spittle

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17
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Body Fluid associated with LV

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Tears

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18
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Body Fluid associated with HT

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Sweat

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19
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Most accepted references for Pulse Diagnosis

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Huangdi Neijing

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20
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Pulse Diagnosis helps to understand

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Qi & Blood - Circulation
Normal pulse - Respiration
Stomach Qi
Spirit
Root
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NeiJing Predominate Methods

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9 Continent Pulse Diagnosis
Arterial Channel Assessment Diagnosis
3 Constant Pulses

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Bin Hue Mai Xue

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Lakeside Master’s Study of Pulse
Written by Li Shi Zhen
Where we find 28 distinct qualities still used today

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Principal Positions

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Cun
Guan
Chi

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Hasty, Knotted & Intermittent TCM Qualities Related to

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Rhythm

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Slow & Rapid TCM qualities are related to
Rate
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Normal Pulse Rates (Age 1-4 Y/O)
90+ bpm
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Normal Pulse Rates (Age 4-10 Y/O)
84 bpm
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Normal Pulse Rates (Age 10-16 Y/O)
78/80 bpm
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Normal Pulse Rates (Age 16-35 Y/O)
76 bpm
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Normal Pulse Rates (Age 35-50 Y/O)
72/70 bpm
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Normal Pulse Rates (Age 50+ Y/O)
68 bpm
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Fast Pulse
Greater than normal | Heat
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Slow Pulse
Slower than normal | Cold
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Slow Pulse can indicate
Yang or Qi Deficiency
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Fast Pulse can indicate
Yin or Blood Deficiency
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Superficial Pulse usually indicates
Exterior disease
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Normal Pulse (Ping Mai)
4-5 bpm Moderate in depth, force, size Smooth flow w/regular rhythm
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3 Features (Ping Mai) Wei
Adequacy of ST Qi Feels gentle and warm Is not rough and somewhat soft
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3 Features (Ping Mai) Shen
Existence of Vitality Feels soft, but with strength Neither big nor small
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3 Features (Ping Mai) Generally
Existence of Root/KD When deep level and proximal position are felt clearly Healthy indication of KD
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Floating / Superficial Pulse
Felt w/ light pressure | Indicates an exterior condition
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Floating Tight can indicated
Wind Cold
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Floating Rapid can indicate
Wind Heat
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Floating Empty can indicate
Yin Deficiency
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Floating Weak can indicate
``` Prolonged Illness (critical Yang Qi is flowing outward) ```
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Floating Diffuse can indicate
Exterior Deficiency
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Deep Pulse
Can only be felt with heavy pressure near the bone | Indicates an Interior condition
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Deep Forceful can indicate
``` Interior Excess (heat/cold) Qi/Blood Stagnation ```
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Deep Weak can indicate
Interior Deficiency (Qi or Yang)
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Slow Pulse
Under 3 beats per breath (40-60) Can be normal for athletes Can indicate Blood Thick
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Rapid Pulse can indicate
More than 5 beats for breath Heat patterns (blood accelerated) Fever, heart disease, anemia, hyperthyroid, myocarditis
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Rapid Forceful can indicate
Excess Heat
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Rapid Weak can indicate
Yin Def Heat
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Empty Pulse can indicate
Forceless in all 3 levels When felt with stronger pressure, can feel bigger but soft (inflated) and have empty/deficient quality Indicates Deficiency across the board (Qi, Blood, Zang-fu, Root, KD
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Full Pulse
Forceful at all 3 levels | Harder and long waveform quality
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Full Rapid can indicate
Excess Heat
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Full Slow can indicate
Excess Cold
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Zheng Qi & Xie Qi are both strong, leads to excess surging of Qi & Blood to exterior, conditions...
Food Stagnation | Qi Stagnation
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Slippery Pulse
Smooth, rounded and slides under the fingers
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Slippery Indications
Phlegm/Damp Foot Retention Pregnancy
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Choppy Pulse
Feels rough under the fingers | Jagged edge, like a sawtooth blade
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Choppy Indications
Blood & BF Deficiency (excess vomiting or sweating) Severe Blood Stasis Generally - Blood Deficiency
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Long Pulse
Waveform is overextended | Feels longer than normal
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Long Pulse indicates
Heat patterns associated with Stagnations | i.e. constipation
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Short Pulse
Waveform is shortened | Feels shorter than normal
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Short Pulse indications
Severe Qi Deficiency - predominantly ST Qi Def
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Overflowing Pulse
Feels big Extends beyond the prrincipal positions Superficial "Flooding River"
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Overflowing Pulse indicates
``` Extreme Heat (Intense fevers or chronic interior heat) ```
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Overflowing Empty indications
Yin Deficient Heat
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Fine/Thin Pulse
Thinner than normal
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Fine/Thin indicates
Blood Deficiency | Internal Damp w/Severe Qi Deficiency
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Minute Pulse
More so than Thin/Fine | Difficult to feel
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Minute indications
Severe Deficiencies - Qi, Blood, Yang & Yin | Critical
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Soft/Soggy Pulse
Felt Superficially | Lacks strength and will disappear with pressure
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Soft/Soggy indications
Yin & Essence Deficiency | Damp Syndromes
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Weak Pulse
Only felt at the Deep level | Forceless, Thready/Thin
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Weak indicates
Extreme Yang Deficiency
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Hidden Pulse
Feels hidden beneath the bone | Extremely deep, Forceless and Thready/Thin
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Hidden indications
``` Extreme Yang Deficiency Profuse bleeding Hypotension 60/30 Heart shock Severe pain ```

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