Formulas That Stabilize and Bind: Restrain Leakage from Intestines

Question 1

Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang
Si Shen Wan
Tao Hua Tang
These formulas are part of which category that Stabilize and Bind

Answer 1

Formulas Restrain Leakage from the Intestines

Question 2

List the formulas that Stabilize and Bind “Restrain Leakage from the Intestines”

Answer 2

Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang
Si Shen Wan
Tao Hua Tang

Question 3

Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang when would we use this formula?

Answer 3

Spleen and Kidney yang deficiency

Question 4

Patient comes in with signs of Spleen and Kidney yang deficiency.
Which formula would we use?

Answer 4

Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang

Question 5

Spleen and Kidney yang deficiency.

Which formula is used for this?

Answer 5

Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang

Question 6

What are the actions of Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang

Answer 6

Warms the middle, tonifies deficiency, restrains leakage from the intestines, and stops diarrhea.

Question 7

Warms the middle, tonifies deficiency, restrains leakage from the intestines, and stops diarrhea.
These are the actions of which formula?

Answer 7

Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang

Question 8

Describe the actions of Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang

Answer 8

Warms the middle, tonifies deficiency, restrains leakage from the intestines, and stops diarrhea.

Question 9

Chronic diarrhea or dysenteric disorders with unremitting diarrhea to the point of incontinence, and, in severe cases, prolapsed rectum. The diarrhea may contain pus and blood, and there may also be tenesmus. Accompanying symptoms include mild, persistent abdominal pain that responds favorably to local pressure or warmth, lethargy, a wan complexion, reduced
appetite, soreness of the lower back, lack of strength in the legs, a pale tongue with a white coating, and a slow, thin pulse.
These are the indications for which formula?

Answer 9

Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang

Question 10

What is Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang indicated for?

Answer 10

Chronic diarrhea or dysenteric disorders with unremitting diarrhea to the point of incontinence, and, in severe cases, prolapsed rectum. The diarrhea may contain pus and blood, and there may also be tenesmus. Accompanying symptoms include mild, persistent abdominal pain that responds favorably to local pressure or warmth, lethargy, a wan complexion, reduced
appetite, soreness of the lower back, lack of strength in the legs, a pale tongue with a white coating, and a slow, thin pulse.

Question 11

List the indications for Zhen Ren Yang Zang Tang

Answer 11

Chronic diarrhea or dysenteric disorders with unremitting diarrhea to the point of incontinence, and, in severe cases, prolapsed rectum. The diarrhea may contain pus and blood, and there may also be tenesmus. Accompanying symptoms include mild, persistent abdominal pain that responds favorably to local pressure or warmth, lethargy, a wan complexion, reduced
appetite, soreness of the lower back, lack of strength in the legs, a pale tongue with a white coating, and a slow, thin pulse.

Question 12

Cold from Def. of the Spleen and Kidney.

Which formula would we use?

Answer 12

Si Shen Wan

Question 13

When would we use Si Shen Wan?

Answer 13

Cold from Def. of the Spleen and Kidney.

Question 14

What formula would we use for Cold from Def. of the Spleen and Kidney.

Answer 14

Si Shen Wan

Question 15

Warms and tonifies the Spleen and Kidneys, binds up the Intestines, and stops diarrhea.
These are the actions for which formula?

Answer 15

Si Shen Wan

Question 16

Describe the actions for Si Shen Wan

Answer 16

Warms and tonifies the Spleen and Kidneys, binds up the Intestines, and stops diarrhea.

Question 17

List the actions of Si Shen Wan

Answer 17

Warms and tonifies the Spleen and Kidneys, binds up the Intestines, and stops diarrhea.

Question 18

Diarrhea which occurs daily just before sunrise, lack of interest in food and inability to digest what is eaten, soreness of the lower back with cold limbs, fatigue and lethargy, a pale tongue with a thin, white coating, and a submerged, slow, and forceless pulse. There may also be abdominal pain.
What formula is indicated for this?

Answer 18

Si Shen Wan

Question 19

What are the indications for Si Shen Wan

Answer 19

Diarrhea which occurs daily just before sunrise, lack of interest in food and inability to digest what is eaten, soreness of the lower back with cold limbs, fatigue and lethargy, a pale tongue with a thin, white coating, and a submerged, slow, and forceless pulse. There may also be abdominal pain.

Question 20

What is Si Shen Wan indicated for?

Answer 20

Diarrhea which occurs daily just before sunrise, lack of interest in food and inability to digest what is eaten, soreness of the lower back with cold limbs, fatigue and lethargy, a pale tongue with a thin, white coating, and a submerged, slow, and forceless pulse. There may also be abdominal pain.

Question 21

Compare Si Shen Wan with Si Sheng Wan

Answer 21

Si Sheng Wan: Heat in the blood “upper Jiao” It cools the blood and stops bleeding

Si Shen Wan: Cold from def of the Spleen and Kidney. Warms and tonifies the Spleen and Kidney, binds up the intestines, and stops diarrhea

Question 22

What are the differences between Si Sheng Wan and Si Shen Wan

Answer 22

Si Sheng Wan: Heat in the blood “upper Jiao” It cools the blood and stops bleeding

Si Shen Wan: Cold from def of the Spleen and Kidney. Warms and tonifies the Spleen and Kidney, binds up the intestines, and stops diarrhea

Question 23

What is Tao Hua Tang used for?

Answer 23

Spleen and Kidney Yang def with Bloody Stool

Question 24

Spleen and Kidney Yang def with Bloody Stool.

What formula would we use?

Answer 24

Tao Hua Tang

Question 25

When would we use Tao Hua Tang?

Answer 25

Spleen and Kidney Yang def with Bloody Stool.

Question 26

Warms the middle, binds up the bowls. These are the actions for which formula?

Answer 26

Tao Hua Tang

Question 27

What are the actions of Tao Hua Tang?

Answer 27

Warms the middle, binds up the bowls

Question 28

List the actions of Tao Hua Tang

Answer 28

Warms the middle, binds up the bowls

Question 29

Chronic dysenteric disorders with dark blood and pus in the stool, abdominal pain that responds favorably to local pressure or warmth, a pale tongue, a thin, frail or slow, frail pulse. These are the indications for which formula?

Answer 29

Tao Hua Tang

Question 30

List the indications of Tao Hua Tang

Answer 30

Chronic dysenteric disorders with dark blood and pus in the stool, abdominal pain that responds favorably to local pressure or warmth, a pale tongue, a thin, frail or slow, frail pulse.

Question 31

Describe the indications of Tao Hua Tang

Answer 31

Chronic dysenteric disorders with dark blood and pus in the stool, abdominal pain that responds favorably to local pressure or warmth, a pale tongue, a thin, frail or slow, frail pulse.