Qi, Blood, Wind

Question 1

Actions for Hou Po Wen Zhong Tang

Answer 1

A: Promotes the movement of qi, eliminates fullness, dries dampness, treats cold in the middle burner. This formula is for digestive disorders d/t damp-cold accumulation in the middle burner.

Question 2

Actions for Tian Tai Wu Yao San

Answer 2

A; Promotes the movement of qi, spread the LV qi, scatters cold, and alleviates pain. This formula is used for a qi-type bulging disorder. T: pale w/a white coat P: submerged and slow or wiry.

Question 3

Actions for Su Zi Jian Qi Tang

Answer 3

A: Directs rebellious qi downward, arrests wheezing, stops couging and warms and xforms phlegm-cold. This formula is used for coughing and wheezing disorders.T: white coat, slippery, greasy. May be pain and weakness of the lower back and legs, edema of the extremities, and fatigue.

Question 4

Xiao Ji Yin Zi is a common and basic formula to treat…

Answer 4

blood in urine d/t static heat accumulating in the lower burner

Question 5

indications of Shao fu zhu yu tang

Answer 5

blood stasis w/damp cold in lower burner

Question 6

Actions and Indications for Liang Fu Wang

Answer 6

A: Warms middle burner, dispels cold, moves LV qi, alleviates pain. This formula is for ST pain. I: Stifling sensation in the chest.

Question 7

Jin Ling Zi San

Answer 7

A: Spreads LV qi, drains heat, invigorates blood and alleviates pain. Irritable, bitter taste T: red yellow coat. P: wiry, rapid pulse. MP: LV constraint xforming into heat and causing stagnation

Question 8

What are the actions of Ding Chuan Tang?

Answer 8

Disseminates and redirects Lung qi, arrests wheezing, clears heat, xforms phlegm.

Question 9

What is,Ding Chuan Tang used for?

Answer 9

coughing and wheezing disorder

Question 10

What are the indications of Ding Chuan Tang?

Answer 10

Coughing and wheezing with copious, thick, yellow sputum. labored breathing.T: greasy, yellow coat P: slippery, rapid

Question 11

What is the MP of Ding Chuan Tang?

Answer 11

Phlegm heat smoldering in the interior that obstructs Lung qi to descend and wind cold attacking the exterior that constrains lung qi to flow.

Question 12

What are the chief herb ingredients for Ding Chuan tang?

Answer 12

Bai Guo, Ma Huang

Question 13

What are the deputy herbs in Ding Chuan Tang and what do they do?

Answer 13

Sang Bai Pi, Huang qin. They clear heat from the lungs.

Question 14

What are the actions of Xuan Fu Dai Zhe Tang?

Answer 14

Directs rebellious qi downward, xforms phlegm. This formula treats ST qi rebelling upward disorders.

Question 15

What is the MP of Xuan Fu Dai Zhe Tang

Answer 15

Phlegm turbidity obstructing the middle burner w/ deficient ST qi.

Question 16

How is Xuan Fu dai zhe tang different from Ju Pi Zhu Ru Tang?

Answer 16

Xuan Fu Dai Zhe Tang treats phlegm. Ju Pi Zhu Ru Tang treats heat

Question 17

What are the actions of Ju Pi Zhu Ru tang?

Answer 17

Directs rebellious qi downward, stops hiccup, augments qi, clears heat. This formula is for the ST qi rebelling upward disorders

Question 18

What is the MP for Ju Pi Zhu Ru Tang?

Answer 18

mild heat in the ST with ST qi xu that leads to ST rebellious qi upward

Question 19

What are the 5 causes that lead to blood stasis?

Answer 19

Qi xu, heat, cold, trauma, qi stagnation

Question 20

What are the actions of Da Huang in Tao He Cheng Qi Tang?

Answer 20

Da Huang invigorates blood, clears heat, drains accumulation.

Question 21

What are the actions of Tao He Cheng Qi Tang?

Answer 21

Breaks up blood stasis, drains it downward and clears heat

Question 22

What are the indications of Tao He Cheng Qi Tang?

Answer 22

acute lower abdominalpain, smooth urination, delirious speech, irritability, restlessness, thirst.

Question 23

What is the MP for Tao He Cheng Qi Tang?

Answer 23

blood stasis with heat accumulation in the lower burner

Question 24

What are the actions of Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang?

Answer 24

Invigorates blood, dispels stasis, spreads LV qi, unblocks channels. This formula is for blood stasis in the chest.

Question 25

What are the indications of Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang?

Answer 25

chest and hypochondria pain, chronic, stubborn headache w/a fixed pet ing quality. chronic incessant hiccup, a choking sensation when drinking, palpitations, insomnia, restless sleep

Question 26

What is the MP of Xue Fu Zhu YuTang?

Answer 26

blood stasis in the chest and obstructed blood circulation and blocked LV qi flow. Blood stasis and qi stagnation xforms into heat which disturbs Shen

Question 27

What are the chief herbs in Ding Chuan Tong?

Answer 27

Ma Huang and Xing Ren

Question 28

44 y/o male, recurrent depression, 10 years. Triggered by family and finances. Suffers from sadness, mood swings, insomnia, restless sleep, chronic headache w/a fixed piercing quality. Hypochondriac pain, tightness in throat and chest. Purple lips, tong, choppy pulse. Which formula?

Answer 28

Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang

Question 29

Tian Tai Wu Yao San treats

Answer 29

Qi stagnation w/cold invasion in the LV channel

Question 30

What formula is indicated to treat blood stasis w/heat accumulation in the lower burner?

Answer 30

Fu Yuan Huo Xue Tang

Question 31

What treatment strategies if patient experiences hemiplegia, atrophy of the half part of body, facial paralysis, slurred speech, drooling, dry stool, frequent urination and urinary incontinence. T: white coat, P: moderate

Answer 31

Tonify qi, invigorate the blood and unblock the channels

Question 32

Which formula is suitable for epigastric pain that is caused by wind accumulation in the middle burner with LV qi stagnation?

Answer 32

Jing Ling Zi San

Question 33

Which formula contains Pu Huang and Wu Ling Zhi

Answer 33

Shi Xiao San

Question 34

Xiao Ji Yin Zi treats

Answer 34

blood in the urine d/t static heat accumulating in the lower buner

Question 35

What is the use of Da Huang used in Tao He Cheng Qi Tang?

Answer 35

It attacks and purges accumulation, cleanses pathogenic heat, invigorates blood.

Question 36

Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan was not designed by Zhang Zhong-Jing

Answer 36

True

Question 37

What pathologies are indicated from the indications of Shao Fu Zhu Yu Tang

Answer 37

Blood stasis with damp cold in the lower and middle burner

Question 38

poor diet, unhealthy eating, epigastric and abdominal fullness, pain, loss of appetite, vomiting clear liquid. Feels fatigue in limbs

Answer 38

Hou Po Wen Zheng Tang

Question 39

What are the actions of Shi Hui San

Answer 39

cools the blood and stops bleeding

Question 40

What are the common causes that lead to blood stagnation or stasis?

Answer 40

Qi xu or stagnation, cold or heat, traumatic physical injury

Question 41

Which herb for coughing, 10 years, watery copious sputum, stifling sensation in the chest, SoB marked by labored inhale, weakness in lower back, fatigue.

Answer 41

Su Zi Jiang Qi Tang

Question 42

Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan treats

Answer 42

blood stagnation type masses affecting the lower jiao

Question 43

Indications for Jin Ling Zi San

Answer 43

I: intermittent epigastric and hypochondriac pain, menstrual pain, hypochondriac pain aggravated by hot food/ bevs.

Question 44

Indications Su Zi Jian Qi Tang

Answer 44

I: Coughing and wheezing w/watery, copious sputum, stifling sensation in the chest and diaphragm, SOB marked by labored inhale, smooth exhale.

Question 45

MP for Su Zi Jian Qi Tang

Answer 45

MP: Phlegm-cold accumulating in the LU and disturbing the LU qi to flow and descend. The KD yang xu being unable to grasp the qi.

Question 46

Main Pathologies for Hou Po Wen Zhong Tang

Answer 46

MP: Damp cold accumulation in the middle burner that leads to qi stagnation and injuring the SP and ST.

Question 47

Main Pathology for Tian Tai Wu Yao San

Answer 47

MP: Qi stagnation w/cold invasion in the LV channel. This is for purely XS

Question 48

MP for Liang Fu Wang

Answer 48

MP: Cold accumulation in the middle burner w/LV qi stagnation

Question 49

What are the chief ingredients for Wen Jing Tang?

Answer 49

Wu Zhu Yu and Gui Zhi

Question 50

What are the indications for Wen Jing Tang?

Answer 50

Mild, persistent uterine pain, distention, cold in the abdomen. XU and Cold of the conception and penetrating vessels, w/blood stasis and yin blood xu.

Question 51

What are the indications of sheng hua teng

Answer 51

abdominal pain after child birth, blood stasi in the womb d/t cold entering the womb, blood xu during postpartum

Question 52

What are the indications of dang gui shao yao san

Answer 52

abdominal pain (ob/gyn/internal disorders) abdominal cramping, slight edema

Question 53

What is the MP of Dang Gui Shao Yao San

Answer 53

blood xu, blood stasis, dampness stagnation w/disharmony betw. LV & SP

Question 54

What does Huo Luo Xiao Ling Dan do?

Answer 54

Treats pain in different locations of the body. Anywhere there is blood stasis, and obstruction (or pain) of the qi and blood flow

Question 55

What are the indications of Dan Shen Yin

Answer 55

Abdominal or epigastric pain with bllood stasis and qi stagnation such as stifling sensaion in the chest and epigastric distention.

Question 56

What are the indications of huai hua san?

Answer 56

Bleeding bright red blood from the rectum or hemorrhoids d/t damp heat or wind damp

Question 57

what are the indications of Jiao Ai Tang?

Answer 57

Abnormal uterine bleeding, postpartum bleeding, or bleeding during pregnancy. Blood xu and cold in the womb.

Question 58

Chuan Xiaong Cha Tiao San treats?

Answer 58

h/a any part of the head

Question 59

Cang Er Zi San treats?

Answer 59

Nasal congestion disorders d/t external wind attack

Question 60

Xiao Feng San treats?

Answer 60

Wind rash or dampness rash. Dermatological disorders - red, itchy weepy skin.