FCM 2 Flashcards

1
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Wind, Heat, Damp, Cold, Summer heat & Dry are the _____ _________________ factors

A

6 Exogenous

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2
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_________ is primary external pathogenic factor & is how most others enter the body

A

Wind

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3
Q

________ is the Commander of _______

A

Qi is the Commander of Blood

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4
Q

________ is the Mother of _______

A

Blood is the mother of QI

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5
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All ________ converge at the head

A

Yang

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6
Q

The 7 orifices include:

A

Eyes, Ears, Mouth & Nose

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7
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The two external orifices are:

A

Anus and Genitals

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8
Q

Facial complexion relates to the ________

A

Heart

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9
Q

Cold may enter through the ______

A

Neck

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10
Q

________ channel traverses the entire back

A

UB

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11
Q

Ancestral/Zong Qi is housed in the _______

A

Chest

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12
Q

Ribside pain can relate to ___________ Qi stagnation or ________ fire invading the Lung

A

Liver; liver

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13
Q

Lumbus is the house of the ___________

A

Kidneys

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14
Q

__________ pain can be due to heart qi vacuity, cold congealing, stagnant qi & Heart blood stasis

A

Chest

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15
Q

___________ governs the four limbs

A

Spleen

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16
Q

__________ governs physical movement

A

Liver

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17
Q

The Kidney opens into the ______

A

ear

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18
Q

A low pitch hum in the ear that improves when you cover the ear is related to the _________

A

Kidneys

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19
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A high pitch hum in the ear that doesn’t improves when you cover the ear is related to the _________

A

Liver

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20
Q

___________ supports Kidney and Ming Men fire

A

Liver

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21
Q

______ Channel also enters the ear & imbalances in the Channel may affect the ears

A

SI

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22
Q

The _________ opens at the eyes

A

Liver

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23
Q

The _________ governs the Nose

A

Lung

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24
Q

___________ is the upper source of water and governs the waterways

A

Lung

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25
Q

_________ governs Qi and _________ is the root of Qi

A

Lung; Kidney

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26
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The _________ opens at the mouth (Includes lips, gums & teeth)

A

Spleen

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27
Q

Kidney engenders _________ & ________

A

Bone & marrow

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28
Q

_______ channel deals with upper teeth and gums

A

SI

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29
Q

________ channel deals with lower teeth and gums

A

LI

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30
Q

__________ opens in the tongue. Tip of tongue reflects the _________.

A

Heart; Heart

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31
Q

The __________ & __________ channels also connect to the tongue

A

Spleen & Kidney

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32
Q

_____________ qi is responsible for a healthy tongue coat

A

Stomach

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33
Q

__________ are connected to the throat

A

Lungs

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34
Q

Convulsion, tremors, shaking, dizziness, moving pain and itching are all signs of __________

A

Wind

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35
Q

Wind disease can be cause by external pathogen and _______ ____________

A

internal disharmony

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36
Q

Cold invasion can impact the ___________, ___________ & _________ ____________

A

Uterus, Abdomen & internal organs

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37
Q

Shivering, Vessels constricting, aversion to cold, wanting warm drinks, thin watery excretions, no sweating, tight or floating pulse are all signs of ________ invasion

A

Cold

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38
Q

Thirst, sweating, pounding headache, nose bleeds, red urine, red tongue, mental agitation are all signs of ________ invasion

A

Heat

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39
Q

Convulsions, seizures, rapid pulse, reckless blood, yellow/green nasal discharge are known as properties of ______/_______

A

Heat/Fire

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40
Q

_________ is the sea of marrow

A

Brain

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41
Q

_________ faces the 100 vessels

A

Lung

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42
Q

A ___________ condition is usually associated with Yin

43
Q

Horizontal cracks in the tongue, mild night sweating, fever are usually associated with _______/_______ _______ vacuity

A

Heart/Fire Yin

44
Q

The Spleen/Earth is vulnerable to ______________

45
Q

The Lungs/Metal are susceptible to _____________

46
Q

Dryness will consume the _______ _________

A

body fluids

47
Q

Anger, Sadness/Grief, Fear, Fright/Shock, Anxiety/Worry, Joy, Thought/Overthinking are known as the _______ ____________

A

7 affects/emotions (Internal causes of Disease)

48
Q

Wood, the Liver, the Hun/Ethereal Soul all relate to the emotion of _____________

49
Q

Metal, the Lung, the Po/Corporeal spirit, relato to emotion of _______/_______. The Lung/Heart also relate to the emotion of _______/_______

A

Anxiety/Worry; Sadness/Grief

50
Q

Water, the Kidney, the Zhi/Willpower relate to the emotion of ________. The Kidney/Heart also relate to ______/______.

A

Fear; shock/fear

51
Q

Fire, the Heart, the Shen/Conscious mind relate to the emotion of _______

52
Q

Earth, the Spleen, Yi/Intellect & Reflection all relate to the emotion of _________/_________

A

Thought/Over thinking

53
Q

Jin ___________ is thin, mobile, more superficial and __________.

A

Liquid; Yang

54
Q

Ye _________ is thick, less mobile, more internal and _______

A

Humor; Yin

55
Q

A temporary fluid vacuity pathology is ________ to _________

A

damage to liquids

56
Q

A long-term damage or depletion of fluid pathology is _______ _____________

A

Humor desertion

57
Q

The three organs most affiliated with Fluid pathologies are _______, _______ & _______

A

Lungs, Spleen & Kidney

58
Q

Phlegm is produced in the _______ and stored in the __________

A

Spleen and stored in the Lungs

59
Q

Substantial Phlegm is more ___________ and you can get rid of it via spitting, blowing nose, etc

60
Q

Insubstantial Phlegm is more _____________ and can cause nodules or obstruction all over the body.

61
Q

Qi Deficiency or Stagnation, Cold or Heat in blood or Trauma/Injury can all lead to ________ _______

A

blood stasis

62
Q

A fixed, sharp pain that may worsen at night, dark purple bleeding, purple tongue, thin and choppy pulse are signs of _________ _______

A

Blood stasis

63
Q

Deficiency patterns often arise as a result of deficiency of _________ ____

64
Q

Five centers heat include the _______ 2 _______ & 2 _______

A

chest, 2 palms & 2 feet

65
Q

8 principle pattern ID include:

A

Internal vs. External; Cold vs. Hot; Deficient vs. Excess & Yin vs. Yang

66
Q

Two patterns of Qi abnormalities are: __________ & ____________

A

Deficiency & Stagnation

67
Q

__________ _____________ leads to insufficient nourishment to flesh, channels & organs

A

Blood Deficiency

68
Q

Pale, white complexion, dizziness, flowered vision, pale tongue, fine pulse or rough, palpitations, insomnia & numbness of extremities are all signs of _______ _______

A

blood deficiency

69
Q

Fixed, sharp pain, dark bleeding, swelling/bruising, dark complexion, drk tongue, fine pulse, purple rashes on skin/macules are all sign of _____ _______

A

blood stasis

70
Q

Red tongue, thirst, vexation, rapid pulse, blood in stool, coughing up phlegm, vomiting, thick/bright red blood, raised thick tongue are all signs of ________ _______

A

Blood heat

71
Q

T/F The 7 affects are a normal response to external stimuli. They become pathological only in cases of strong or prolonged emotional response.

72
Q

Fear is attached to the __________

73
Q

Joy is attached to the _________

74
Q

Over thinking/Pensiveness is attached to the _________

75
Q

Grief is attached to the _________

76
Q

T/F Excessive Joy dissipates qi causing it to become rapid and chaotic

A

False, Excessive joy slackens Qi

77
Q

Lung controls the _____ Spirit

78
Q

Spleen controls the _____ Spirit

79
Q

Liver controls the _____ Spirit

80
Q

Kidney controls the _____ Spirit

81
Q

Heart controls the _____ Spirit

82
Q

T/F Insect bites are considered a cause of disease in TCM

83
Q

T/F Dry, Scratchy throat, no sweating with slight chills & floating tight pulse can all be symptoms of Wind & Cold invasion

84
Q

T/F Pestilential Qi is a term used to describe a condition that is highly contagious and one that may lead to an epidemic

85
Q

Angers causes Qi to ________

86
Q

Fear causes Qi to ________

87
Q

Sadness/Grief causes Qi to ________

A

Dissolve/Consume

88
Q

Joy causes Qi to ________

A

slow/slacken

89
Q

Which organ helps the heart to rhythmically circulate blood around the body?

90
Q

At which head region do all Yang channels converge?

91
Q

Even though the kidneys open to the ears, which other organs/channels can be involved when a person has an acute ear infection?

A

Spleen & Gallbladder

92
Q

_____________ Qi can rebel (counterflow) and cause acid regurgitations and affect the throat

93
Q

Issues regarding the sharpness/clarity of the five tastes relate to which organ?

94
Q

Migratory pain in the muscles & joints is considered to be related to _______

95
Q

______________ is a feeling in the body that is related to dampness

96
Q

T/F Internal wind can be generated by upward movement of Liver Yang

97
Q

The ___________ surrounds the genitals and controls anterior Yin

98
Q

The ___________ controls posterior Yin

A

Urinary Bladder

99
Q

The ability of a person to project speech relates to the _______ connection to the throat

100
Q

Which external climate has a contracting and constricting effect on the body?

101
Q

Overall strength of the body to withstand pathogens comes for the ________ ______

A

Zheng Qi/ Upright Qi

102
Q

The Zang organ responsible for the clarity of someone’s mind and ability to recognize the environment around them is the ________

103
Q

An example of how a wrong treatment can be a cause of disease is:

A

Giving cold/cooling herbs in Cold or deficiency condition