Parkinsons Flashcards
definition:
slow progressive, degenerative neurologic disorder,
***slow impoverished movement: muscle rigidity, resting tremor, postural instability
80% neurons damaged
seen with “pill-rolling” action
can combine with dementia and depression
*more common in men
patterns:
1) LIV/KID xu
2) Qi/blood XU
3) Retention PH/D
4) Qi/blood stg
head, lower jaw, hand and foot shaking, especially at rest and at night, ionhibited bending and stretching, fixed pain and numbness in the body and or limbs, irritability
Qi and blood Stg
Qi and blood stg T/P
T- purplish, dark, purple spots
P- thready, wiry, choppy
Qi and blood stg points
LIV-3, LI-4, GB-34, SP-6
spasms, contractures of the extremities, trembling of limbs and stiffness of the back and neck, difficulty moving, pale complexion, fatigue, lassitdue of spirit, lack of strength, fear of cold, disinclination to speak, spontaneous sweats, dizziness, loose stools, possible
Qi and blood xu
Qi and blood xu T/P
T- puffy, pale with thin coat
P-deep, thready
Qi and blood xu points
UB-17/20, ST-36
muscular stiffness, hand and foot or lower jaw trembling/aching/pain, numbness of the four limbs, worse after rest and better with movement, instability walking, blurred vision, spiritless eyes, dark circles under eyes, low back pain, tinnitus, possible difficulty swallowing, constipation
LIV/KID xu
LIV/KID xu T/P
T- red quivering, little coat
P- thready, wiry, rapid
LIV/KID xu points
K-3, SP-6, LIV-3, LI-4
inhibited movement of the hands and feet or restless shaking, heavy-headedness, chills, cold limbs, poor appetite, gas, bloating, loose stools
Retention of PH and D
Retention of PH and D T/P
T- puffy and pale, white greasy coat
P- wiry, slippery
Retention of PH and D points
RN-12, ST-40, GB-20
POT
tonify LIV/KID
extinguish wind to stop tremor