Finals- What's the pattern? Flashcards

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Ping Wei San

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For treating digestive disorders (damp stagnating in the SP & ST)

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Huo Xiang Zheng Qi San

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For acute digestive disorders or ST flu (externally contracted wind-cold with internal injury due to dampness & stagnation)

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3
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San Ren Tang

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For early stage damp-warm febrile disease or summer-heat warm febrile disease

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4
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Yin Chen Hao Tang

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For yang-type or damp-heat jaundice

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5
Q

Ba Zheng San

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For hot painful urinary dysfunction disorder

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6
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Er Miao San

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For damp-heat lodged in the lower burner or lower half of the body

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7
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Wu Ling San

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For water build-up disorder
For internal accumulation of water & dampness due to SP deficiency
For retention of thin mucus in the lower burner

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8
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Zhu Ling Tang

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For clumping of water & heat disorder pattern (yangming or shaoyin)

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9
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Wu Pi San

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For skin edema

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10
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Ling Gui Zhu Gan Tang

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For thin mucus lodged in the epigastrium

because of SP yang deficiency

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11
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Zhen Wu Tang

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For yin-type of edema (KD & SP Yang def)

  1. retention of fluid-water (yin-type edema) due to KD or SP&KD yang deficiency being unable to control and transform water
  2. Over inducing sweating on a taiyang stage disorder which injures the yang qi and damages the fluids
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12
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Shi Pi Yin

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For yin-type edema
(More related to SP yang deficiency… SP&KD deficiency that is incapable of transforming water & dampness, and the water-dampness retention is leading to qi stagnation)

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13
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Qiang Huo Sheng Shi Tang

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For wind-dampness in the superficial aspects of the exterior & muscle layers

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14
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Juan Bi Tang

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For wind-cold-dampness painful obstruction syndrome (Bi syndrome)

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15
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Du Huo Ji Sheng Tang

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For wind-cold-dampness bi with LV&KD deficiency and qi & blood deficiency

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16
Q

Gui Zhi Shao Yao Zhi Mu Tang

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For bi syndrome

recurrent wind-cold-damp bi where localized constraint generates heat

17
Q

Er Chen Tang

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For dampness-phlegm pattern

18
Q

Wen Dan Tang

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For phlegm-heat pattern

19
Q

Qing Qi Hua Tan Wan

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For internal clumping of phlegm-heat in the LUs pattern

20
Q

Xiao Xian Xiong Tang

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For “clumping in the chest” disorder (Jie Xiong)

21
Q

Bei Mu Gua Lou San

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For phlegm-dryness in the LUs

22
Q

San Zi Yang Qin Tang

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For coughing & wheezing disorders

phlegm-cold clogging the LUs with qi and harbored food stagnation

23
Q

Ban Xia Bai Zhu Tian Ma Tang

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For dizziness, vertigo, or headache disorders

24
Q

Zhi Sou San

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For lingering cough due to an externally contracted disorder

25
Q

Bao He Wan

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For acute food stagnation