Quiz 7

Question 1

Match the types of stagnation that address them in Yue Ju Wan:

Answer 1

Chaun Xiong: blood
Shen Qu: Food
Zhi Zi: fire
Cang Zhu: Damp/Phlegm

Question 2

In Yue ju Wan, with the exception of heat/fire, what does the order of stagnation from qi-blood indicate, according to the lecture?

Answer 2

Density of the pathology

Question 3

According to the lecture, the signs and symptoms noted in F & S for this formula, including pain in the chest radiating to the back, suggest sending this patient to the ER.

Answer 3

Gua Lou Xie Bai Bai Jiu Tang

Question 4

This formula has 3 herbs ( hai zao, kun bu and hai dai) whichi softens hardness and dissipates clumps.

Answer 4

Ju He Wan

Question 5

This formula contains a slightly modified Si Ni San ( chai hu, zhi ke, shao yao and zhi gan cao)

Answer 5

Chai Hu Shu Gan San

Question 6

This formula addresses damp and cold in the middle jiao.

Answer 6

Hou Po Wen Zhong Tang

Question 7

This formula contains several warming and moving herbs including ba dou. According to Dr. Pai, this type of condition could also be an emergency and the person should go to the Er.

Answer 7

Tian Ti Wu Yao San

Question 8

Tian Ti Wu Yao San deals with what type of condition?

Answer 8

Cold excess

Question 9

Which of the following could lead to qi stagnation?

Answer 9

(all of the above)

emotional disturbance, irregular eating habits, trauma, qi def, externally contracted pathogenic influences.

Question 10

this formula hs just 2 herbs: chuan Lian zi and yan hu sao

Answer 10

Jin Ling Zi San

Question 11

When improperly used, the formulas that regulate the qi can easily:

Answer 11

Injure fluids and scatter the qi

Question 12

According to the lecture, which herb in Ban Xia Hou Po Tang indicates that the pathology is moving towards becoming a more formed substance, which physically needs to be drains downward?

Answer 12

Fu Ling