Diet and Partiality Flashcards

1
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absence of thirst

A

cold or damp syndrome

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thirst w/ desire to drink water - dry mouth w/ mild thirst accompanied by fever, slight aversion to wind-cold, swelling and pain in throat

A

initial stage of invasion by external warm-heat, mild damage of body fluid

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3
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thirst w/ desire to drink water - extreme thirst w/ preference for cold drinks accompanied by reddish complexion, sweating, large and rapid pulse

A

excessive heat in the interior, extreme damage of body fluids

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4
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thirst w/ desire to drink water - thirst w/ much drinking accompanied by profuse urination and gradual emaciation

A

consumptive thirst, diabetes, chronic condition

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5
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thirst w/ desire to drink water - vomiting and then thirst w/ desire to drink water

A

damage of the fluid and drinking water for self-care

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6
Q

thirst w/ preference for hot drinks, but not drinking much

A

yang deficiency w/ phlegm dampness obstructing, internal cold

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7
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thirst but not drinking much - accompanied by high fever, heaviness of the body and head, epigastric oppression, yellow-greasy tongue coating

A

damp-heat syndrome

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8
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thirst w/ desire to drink, but vomiting immediately after drinking (drink but don’t want to swallow)

A

retention of water in the stomach (not damp obstruction), internal blood stasis

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9
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thirst w/ dry mouth and desire to gargle, but no desire to drink

A

syndrome of water counter-flow due to fluid retention stagnation in the interior

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10
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thirst but not drinking much - less thirst and less desire to drink water

A

heat entering ying-xue - lack of body fluid due to heat boiling water to steam (body still has moisture so no thirst)

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11
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poor appetite accompanied by spiritual lassitude, sallow complexion, pale tongue and weak pulse

A

deficiency and weakness of spleen and stomach

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12
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poor appetite and indigestion accompanied by heavy sensation of the head and body, distending oppression of the gastric area, and thick-greasy tongue coating

A

exuberant dampness encumbering the spleen, and stagnation of food and drink

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13
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anorexia accompanied by acid regurgitation, distending fullness of gastric area and abdomen

A

food retention in stomach

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14
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anorexia, dislike of fatty diet accompanied by chest distress and vomiting, distending fullness of the gastric area and abdomen

A

damp-heat in spleen and stomach

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anorexia, dislike of fatty and rich food, accompanied by distending pain and scorching sensation of the hypochondrium, and hiding fever

A

damp-heat in the liver and gall bladder

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16
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anorexia in pregnant women

A

morning sickness, usually resulting from psychological changes

17
Q

hyperorexia w/ emaciation

A

excess stomach fire, excessive digestion (usually seen in consumptive thirst)

18
Q

hyperorexia w/ frequent hunger and diarrhea

A

excess stomach fire, excessive digestion; strong function of the stomach, but weak function of the spleen

19
Q

hunger w/o desire to eat

A

internal disturbance of deficiency-fire, insufficiency of stomach yin

20
Q

pica

A

usually seen in children, mostly indicates blood deficiency or possible parasite causing malnutrition in children

21
Q

bland taste (usually w/ lots of saliva)

A

usually seen in cold syndromes, spleen and stomach deficiency-cold syndrome

22
Q

sweet taste (usually w/ sticky saliva)

A

usually seen in spleen and stomach damp-heat

23
Q

sour taste

A

often seen in liver-stomach disharmony (liver qi stagnation attacking stomach)

24
Q

sour and rotten taste (foul breath)

A

food stagnation in stomach and intestines, excessive stomach fire

25
Q

bitter taste

A

usually seen in heat syndromes, as effulgent fire of liver and gall bladder, up-flaming of heart fire, stomach heat, etc.

26
Q

hot taste

A

internal heat due to yin deficiency

27
Q

salty taste

A

internal heat due to kidney deficiency

28
Q

greasy taste (goes w/ sweat)

A

damp encumbering the spleen and stomach