Eight Principle Pattern Flashcards

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Which principles belong to the Yang aspects?

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Excess, Heat and exterior

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What are the 8 principles

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  1. Heat and Cold
  2. Yin and Yang
  3. Exterior and Interior
  4. Deficiency and Excess
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Interior, Cold and Deficiency

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Belongs to the Yin aspect in the 8 principles

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Causes of Exterior Syndrome

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Invasion of the 6 Yin via the Skin, hair, mouth and nose.
Commonly seen in the early stages of disease
Sudden onset and short durations

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Fever with aversion to cold, headache and general aching stuffy running nose, itching of throat, sneeze, cough
Tongue: thin and white tongue coating
Pulse: Floating, superficial

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Manifestation of Exterior Syndrome

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POT for exterior syndrome?

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Relieve exterior syndrome with drugs pungent in flavor

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Causes of Interior Syndrome

*hint 3 causes

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  1. Transmission of exogenous pathogenic factors from exterior to interior
  2. Exogenous pathogenic factors directly attacking the zang fu organs
  3. Functional disturbance of the Z-F organs by emotional factos, improper diet or overstrain
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Manifestation of Interior Syndrome - Include Tongue and Pulse

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High Fever and aversion to heat, low fever, hectic fever, irritability, mental confusion, and thirst with desire to drink, cold limb, abdominal pain, constipation or diarrhea, vomiting, scanty dark urine
Tongue: Thick Tongue coating
Pulse: Deep

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Warm interior, clear away heat, nourishing Yin or reinforce Yang

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POT for interior syndrome

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Exogenous pathogenic factors stay between the exterior and interior

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Half exterior and half interior syndrome

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Causes of Half exterior and interior

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The evil Qi fails to transmitted completely to the interior or the right Qi is not strong enough to expel the evil Qi to the body surface

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Alternating Chills and fever, discomfort and fullness iin the chest and hypochondrium, vexation, nausea, anorexia, bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, blurring of vision and taut pulse

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Manifestation of half exterior and half interior

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Cold Syndrome Definition

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Pathological conditions which result from the invasion of exogenous pathogenic cold or from deficiency of Yang in the body

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Causes of Cold Syndrome

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Invasion of exogenous pathogenic Yin cold
Exhaustion of Yang Qi after prolonged disease
Excessive internal cold caused by eating too much raw and cold food

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aversion to cold, preference for warmth, pallor, cold limbs, lying in a curled up posture, tasteless mouth (craving for salt), absence of thirst, clear sputum, saliva and nasal discharge, increase amount of clear urine, loose stools
Tongue: Pale, white moist coating
Pulse: Slow or tense

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Manifestation of Cold Syndrome

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Pathological conditions caused by the invasion of exogenous pathogenic heat or by excessive yang or deficiency of yin in the body

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Heat Syndrome

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Causes of Heat Syndrome

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Invasion of exogenous pathogenic heat
transformation of exogenous pathogenic cold into heat which they goes into the interior
Depressed emotions turning into heat
Food retention transforming into heat
Yin deficiency leading to yang hyperactivity resulting from exhaustion of essence due to excessive sexual activities

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Manifestation of Heat Syndrome + Tongue and Pulse

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Aversion to heat, preference for cold, thirst with preference for cold drinks, flushed face, red eyes, irritability, restlessness, yellow and thick sputum and nasal discharge, nose bleed, epistaxis, deep yellow and scanty urine, constipation
Tongue: Red, yellow dry coating
Pulse: rapid

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Upper body: Dysphoria with heat sensation in chest, halitosis, and swelling and pain of the gums
Lower body: Abdominal pain alleviated by warmth and loose stools

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Heat in the upper and cold in the lower

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Upper: Chronic epigastralgia and clear vomitus
Lower: Yellow and scanty urine, frequent and painful urinations

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Cold in the upper and heat in the lower

heat in the bladder

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Causes of exterior cold and interior heat

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Interior heat constitution attacked by exogenous pathogenic wind cold exogenous pathogenic factors going inward and turning into heat while
Exterior cold has not been expelled

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Manifestation of Exterior Cold and interior heat

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Exterior cold syndrome: Aversion to cold, no sweating, fever, asthmatic breathing
Interior heat syndrome: irritability, thirsty, red tongue, white and yellow coating

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Causes transformation of cold syndrome into heat syndrome

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  1. excessive yang in body

2. improper treatment with large doses of drug of a warm and dry nature

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Causes of transformation of heat syndrome into cold syndrome

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  1. excessive Yin in the body

2. Delayed or improper treatment - damaged yang qi

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True Heat with false cold SnS

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False cold: cold limbs, deep pulse, excessive internal heat hinders the yang Qi from reaching the exterior - excessive yang manifesting as yin
True Heat: fever, feverish sensation in chest, absence of aversion to cold but aversion to heat, thirst with preference for cold drinks, yellow and scanty urine, constipation, deep, rapid forceful pulse, red tongue, and yellow coating

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SnS True cold with false heat

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False heat: fever, thirst, flushed face and full pulse - excessive Yin cold forces yang to exterior
True cold: wants to cover his/her body, prefers warm drinks, full but feeble pulse. Cold limbs, clear urine, loose stools and pale tongue with white coating

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Signs and symptoms you would distinguish between true or false cold and heat

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a. FALSE PHENOMENA: Appears on 4 limbs, skin and hair or complexion
b. nature of disease manifest in the zang fu organs, qi, blood and body fluids
c. tongue and pulse most important for differentiation
d. flushed face of false heat on occurs in the cheeks***, light pink and appears superficially and intermittently, true heat is red all over the face
e. Cold limbs in false cold accompanied by the absence of desire for warmth and hot sensation in chest and abdomen
f. True cold prefers to lie in curled up posture and craves warm

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Causes of Deficiency Syndrome

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  1. congenital deficiency
  2. acquired derangement
    both leading to damage of essence, qi, blood, yin and yang and z-f organs
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Which pattern would cause the following SnS?
pallor/swallow complexion, listlessness, lassitude, palpitation, SOB, chills, cold limbs, spontaneous sweating, incontinence of stools and urine, pale, puffy and flaccid tongue, slow and feeble pulse

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Yang and Qi Deficiency

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Which pattern would be presented with the following SnS?
burning sensation in chest, palms, and soles, emaciaton, malar flush, dryness of the throat and mouth, night sweats, afternoon fever, red tongue with little coating, thready, rapid and feeble pulse

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Yin and blood deficiency

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Causes of Yin deficiency

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Prolonged diseases
congenital deficiency
invasion of Yang evil
- consumption of Yin fluids leading to Yin deficiency fire invasion of yang evil

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manifestation of Yin Deficiency

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Emaciation, dry throat, dizziness, blurred vision, palpitation, insomnia, dysphoria with feverish sensation in chest, palms and soles, hectic fever, night sweats, malar flush, red tongue with little coating, thin thready and rapid pulse

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POT of Yin deficiency

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Nourish Yin

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Causes of Yang Deficiency

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Prolonged diseases, congenital deficiency, invasion of yin evils - consumption of Yang leading to yang deficiency - deficiency cold in the interior

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Manifestation of Yang deficiency + tongue and pulse

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Listlessness, fatigue, SOB, disinclination to talk, lying in a curled-up posture, sleepiness, intolerance of cold, cold limbs, tastelessness, no thirst, or preference for hot drinks, clear urine, loose stool, pale complexion
Tongue: puffy and pale with white and slippery coatiing
Pulse: Deep, slow and feeble

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POT for deficiency of Yang

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Tonify yang

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Profuse, warm, dilute, and salty sweating, feverish warm limbs, irritability, restlessness, thirst, dry throat, lips and tongue, dry and shriveled skin, scanty urine, red and dry tongue and thready, rapid and faint pulse (small almost disappears)

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Collapse of Yin

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Profuse, cold and sticky sweating, chills, aversion to cold, cold limbs, lying in a curled up position, listlessness, tastelessness in mouth, absence of thirst, or preference for hot drinks, pale and moist tongue, thready and fading pulse

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Collapse of Yang

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Causes of Collapse of Yang

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Profuse sweating, vomiting diarrhea leading to exhaustion of the body fluid - collapse of Yang

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High fever, profuse sweating, severe vomiting, severe hemorrhage leading to massive consumption of Yin

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Collapse of Yin