Qi Deficiency, Sinking, Stagnation, Rebellion

Question 1

These are the causes for which disease?

1. Excessive consumption of primordial qi due to chronic disease, severe disease or overstrain
2. Deficiency of primordial qi due to congenital defects and postnatal improper diet
3. Decline of primordial qi due to weakness and hypofunction of the organs and tissues resulting from senility

Answer 1

Qi Deficiency

Question 2

List the causes for Qi Deficiency

Answer 2

1. Excessive consumption of primordial qi due to chronic disease, severe disease or overstrain
2. Deficiency of primordial qi due to congenital defects and postnatal improper diet
3. Decline of primordial qi due to weakness and hypofunction of the organs and tissues resulting from senility

Question 3

What are the causes for Qi Deficiency

Answer 3

1. Excessive consumption of primordial qi due to chronic disease, severe disease or overstrain
2. Deficiency of primordial qi due to congenital defects and postnatal improper diet
3. Decline of primordial qi due to weakness and hypofunction of the organs and tissues resulting from senility

Question 4

These are the symptoms for diagnosis
Shortness of breath, no desire to speak, low voice, dispiritedness, lassitude, dizziness, spontaneous sweating, aggravation of all the symptoms after movement, pale and tender tongue, weak pulse.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Shortness of breath, lassitude, dispiritedness, spontaneous sweating and weak pulse.

Answer 4

Qi Deficiency

Question 5

List the symptoms for Qi Deficiency

Answer 5

Shortness of breath, no desire to speak, low voice, dispiritedness, lassitude, dizziness, spontaneous sweating, aggravation of all the symptoms after movement, pale and tender tongue, weak pulse.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Shortness of breath, lassitude, dispiritedness, spontaneous sweating and weak pulse.

Question 6

What are the general symptoms for Qi Deficiency

Answer 6

Shortness of breath, no desire to speak, low voice, dispiritedness, lassitude, dizziness, spontaneous sweating, aggravation of all the symptoms after movement, pale and tender tongue, weak pulse.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Shortness of breath, lassitude, dispiritedness, spontaneous sweating and weak pulse.

Question 7

These are the manifestations for?
Prolapsing distention of epigastrium and abdomen, or prolapse of rectum due to chronic diarrhea, prolapse of uterus, dizziness, shortness of breath, lassitude, pale tongue with whitish thin coating, weak pulse.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Prolapse of organs, dizziness, shortness of breath and lassitude.

Answer 7

Qi Sinking

Question 8

List the symptoms for Qi Sinking

Answer 8

Prolapsing distention of epigastrium and abdomen, or prolapse of rectum due to chronic diarrhea, prolapse of uterus, dizziness, shortness of breath, lassitude, pale tongue with whitish thin coating, weak pulse.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Prolapse of organs, dizziness, shortness of breath and lassitude.

Question 9

What are the symptoms for Qi Sinking

Answer 9

Prolapsing distention of epigastrium and abdomen, or prolapse of rectum due to chronic diarrhea, prolapse of uterus, dizziness, shortness of breath, lassitude, pale tongue with whitish thin coating, weak pulse.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Prolapse of organs, dizziness, shortness of breath and lassitude.

Question 10

These are the etiology factors for?

1. Emotional upsets, improper diet, attack by exogenous pathogenic factors, deficiency of yang qi
2. Trauma, falling, contusion, and sprain

Answer 10

Qi Stagnation

Question 11

What causes Qi Stagnation

Answer 11

1. Emotional upsets, improper diet, attack by exogenous pathogenic factors, deficiency of yang qi
2. Trauma, falling, contusion, and sprain

Question 12

List the factors causing Qi Stagnation

Answer 12

1. Emotional upsets, improper diet, attack by exogenous pathogenic factors, deficiency of yang qi
2. Trauma, falling, contusion, and sprain

Question 13

These are the symptoms for?
Distending oppression, pain, distension is more serious than pain, or migratory pain and attacking pain are felt over the chest, hypochondrium, epigastrium and abdomen. The location of pain and distension is usually unfixed. The distension cannot be felt by palpation but is alleviated after sighing, borborygmus, and flatulence. It may be soothed or worsened with the changes of emotions.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Local distending oppression and pain.

Answer 13

Qi Stagnation

Question 14

List the symptoms for Qi Stagnation

Answer 14

Distending oppression, pain, distension is more serious than pain, or migratory pain and attacking pain are felt over the chest, hypochondrium, epigastrium and abdomen. The location of pain and distension is usually unfixed. The distension cannot be felt by palpation but is alleviated after sighing, borborygmus, and flatulence. It may be soothed or worsened with the changes of emotions.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Local distending oppression and pain.

Question 15

What are the symptoms for Qi Stagnation

Answer 15

Distending oppression, pain, distension is more serious than pain, or migratory pain and attacking pain are felt over the chest, hypochondrium, epigastrium and abdomen. The location of pain and distension is usually unfixed. The distension cannot be felt by palpation but is alleviated after sighing, borborygmus, and flatulence. It may be soothed or worsened with the changes of emotions.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Local distending oppression and pain.

Question 16

These are the factors causing?

1. Exogenous pathogenic factors
2. Phlegm, retention of food, retention of cold fluid
3. Emotional upsets

Answer 16

Rebellious Qi

Question 17

What causes Rebellious Qi

Answer 17

1. Exogenous pathogenic factors
2. Phlegm, retention of food, retention of cold fluid
3. Emotional upsets

Question 18

What are the causing factors for Rebellious Qi

Answer 18

1. Exogenous pathogenic factors
2. Phlegm, retention of food, retention of cold fluid
3. Emotional upsets

Question 19

These are the symptoms for?
Cough and asthma in upward rebellion of lung qi, hiccup, belching, nausea and vomiting in upward rebellion of gastric qi, headache, dizziness, even coma and vomiting of blood in upward rebellion of liver qi.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Upward adverse flow of lung, stomach, and liver qi.

Answer 19

Rebellious Qi

Question 20

What are the signs of Rebellious Qi

Answer 20

Cough and asthma in upward rebellion of lung qi, hiccup, belching, nausea and vomiting in upward rebellion of gastric qi, headache, dizziness, even coma and vomiting of blood in upward rebellion of liver qi.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Upward adverse flow of lung, stomach, and liver qi.

Question 21

List the symptoms for Rebellious Qi

Answer 21

Cough and asthma in upward rebellion of lung qi, hiccup, belching, nausea and vomiting in upward rebellion of gastric qi, headache, dizziness, even coma and vomiting of blood in upward rebellion of liver qi.

“Key points for syndrome differentiation”
Upward adverse flow of lung, stomach, and liver qi.