QI Flashcards
Blood is the ______ of Qi.
Mother
Is yin exiting or entering?
Entering
What does Qi deficiency look like?
Weak!
Food Gu Qi is sent to the Lung by the ______.
Spleen
Which Qi promotes the heart’s function of governing blood and the blood vessels?
Zong Qi
What are the main symptoms of blood stagnation?
Bleeding, Fixed/Stabbing Pain, Pain that is Worse at Night, Pain that is Worse with Pressure, Purple, Clots
Which type of pathogenic qi are likely to harass the shen?
Fire (heart) and phlegm (obstruction)
Which aspect of shen associates with intellect, thought, and study?
Yi (spleen)
Which aspect of shen is associated with will, focus, strength, and skill?
Zhi (kidney)
What are the main symptoms of blood deficiency?
Pale Complexion, Pale Lips, Nails and Tongue, Dizziness, Numbness on Limbs
What is the motive force of the blood, calling it the commander of blood?
Qi
If there are signs of dryness of skin, mouth, lips and tongue, thirst, or constipation, which vital substance is deficient?
Body fluid
Weakness of ______ Qi leads to a deficiency of Wei Qi.
Lung Qi
Blood is the mother of _______.
Qi
What does body fluid do to blood so that it does not stagnate?
Thins it
What are the 4 main symptoms of qi stagnation?
Chest Distention, frequent sighing, plum-pit, distending pain that moves
Qi is considered yin or yang relative to blood?
Yang
Chinese word for upright Qi is:
Zheng Qi
____ -> Qi -> _____ -> blood -> essence
Shen, body fluid
Which zangfu organ assists in the dispersing, transforming, separating, and excreting body fluid?
Triple Burner
Qi stagnation is likely to happen where?
Liver Qi
Which aspect of shen associates with the Lung?
Po
Which Qi nourishes the Lung and Heart?
Gathering Zong Qi
Which Zangfu relate to the Wood Element?
LV/GB