Fundamental Theory Flashcards
The dawn until noon is:
a. Yang within yin
b. Yin within yang
c. Yin within yin
d. Yang within yang
e. Descending
D
Without heat there will be no cold is an example of
a. Yin and yang are divisible
b. Yin and yang are interdependent
c. Mutual convertability of yin and yang
d. A, B, C
e. None of the above
B
Water is the grandmother of fire is an example of
a. Generating
b. Controlling
c. Overacting
d. Insulting
e. None of the above
B
This is the basis of development. It stores surplus potential of the body.
a. Blood
b. Qi
c. Essence
d. A and B
e. B and C
C
The liver is weak. Using four-needle technique which is correct?
a. SI 8, S 36, SI2, B 66
b. L 9, Sp 3, LI 10, H 8
c. K 10, Liv 8, Liv 4, L 8
d. H 7, Sp 3, H 3, K 10
C
In an extreme stage, yin will transform into yang best describes
a. Yin and yang are divisible
b. Yin and yang are interdependent
c. Yin and yang counterbalance each other.
d. Mutual convertability of yin and yang
e. None of the above
E
According to five-element theory, the mouth is associated with which organ?
a. Heart
b. Liver
c. Lung
d. Kidney
e. Spleen
E
Which of the five sounds is associated with the spleen?
a. Jiao
b. Zheng
c. Gong
d. Shang
e. Yu
C
A wiry pulse is considered
a. Yin
b. Yang
c. Yin within Yang
d. Yang within Yin
B
According to five-element theory, the taste for the heart is
a. Sour
b. Bitter
c. Sweet
d. Salty
e. Pungent
B
Disharmonies of this substance might involve improper maturation, sexual dysfunction, inability to reproduce, and premature aging.
a. Blood
b. Essence
c. Yin
d. Yang
e. Qi
B
Which of the following is a yang condition?
a. Deficient Qi
b. Prolapse of Qi
c. Deficiency of Blood
d. Stagnation of Qi
e. Collapse of yang
D
Which form of Qi moves within the chest and abdominal cavities and travels between the skin and muscle. It is considered the most yang manifestation of Qi in the body.
a. Wei Qi
b. Zhong Qi
c. Jing Luo Qi
d. Ying Qi
e. Yuan Qi
A
Which of the following is perceived functionally by what it does?
a. Blood
b. Essence
c. Qi
d. Shen
C
All the Qi in the body is referred to in general terms as:
a. Yuan Qi
b. Gu Qi
c. Zhong Qi
d. Zhen Qi
D
A disease that is chronic, lingering with slowly developing symptoms is considered to be:
a. Yin
b. Yang
A
What we in the West call congenital defects are often considered irregularities of which of the following substances?
a. Blood
b. Essence
c. Yin
d. Yang
e. Qi
B
A slippery pulse is considered
a. Yin
b. Yang
c. Yin within Yang
d. Yang within Yin
D