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Regulate Qi Pt.1 Flashcards

1
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These herbs are from which category
Chen Pi
Qing Pi
Zhi Shi
Zhi Ke
Mu Xiang
Chen Xiang
Xiang Fu
Chuan Lian Zi
Wu Yao
Fo Shou
Xie Bai
Da Fu Pi

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Regulate Qi

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List the herbs that Regulate Qi

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Chen Pi
Qing Pi
Zhi Shi
Zhi Ke
Mu Xiang
Chen Xiang
Xiang Fu
Chuan Lian Zi
Wu Yao
Fo Shou
Xie Bai
Da Fu Pi

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List the remaining herbs that Regulate Qi
Chen Pi
Qing Pi
Zhi Shi
Zhi Ke
Mu Xiang
Chen Xiang

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Chuan Lian Zi
Wu Yao
Xiang Fu
Fo Shou
Xie Bai
Da Fu Pi

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List the remaining herbs that Regulate Qi
Chuan Lian Zi
Wu Yao
Xiang Fu
Fo Shou
Xie Bai
Da Fu Pi

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Chen Pi
Qing Pi
Zhi Shi
Zhi Ke
Mu Xiang
Chen Xiang

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These are the functions for which herb

  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Harmonize the middle-jiao
  3. Prevent stagnation
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Mu Xiang “Costus Root”

“Notes”
Spleen and stomach Qi stagnation; Damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder with Qi stagnation; Dysentery and diarrhea; **prevent cloying nature of tonifying herbs**

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List the functions for Mu Xiang “Costus Root”

“Notes”
Spleen and stomach Qi stagnation; Damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder with Qi stagnation; Dysentery and diarrhea; **prevent cloying nature of tonifying herbs**

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Harmonize the middle-jiao
  3. Prevent stagnation
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What are the functions of Mu Xiang “Costus Root”

“Notes”
Spleen and stomach Qi stagnation; Damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder with Qi stagnation; Dysentery and diarrhea; **prevent cloying nature of tonifying herbs**

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Harmonize the middle-jiao
  3. Prevent stagnation
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These are the functions for which herb

  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Harmonize the middle-jiao
  3. Dry dampness and transform phlegm
  4. Prevent stagnation
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Chen Pi “Aged Tangerine”

“Notes”
Spleen or stomach Qi stagnation(epigastric or abdominal distention, fullness, belching and nausea and vomit); Cough with profuse sputum due to phlegm-damp accumulation; **Used with tonifying herbs to prevent their cloying nature from causing stagnation**

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List the functions for Chen Pi “Aged Tangerine”

“Notes”
Spleen or stomach Qi stagnation(epigastric or abdominal distention, fullness, belching and nausea and vomit); Cough with profuse sputum due to phlegm-damp accumulation; **Used with tonifying herbs to prevent their cloying nature from causing stagnation**

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  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Harmonize the middle-jiao
  3. Dry dampness and transform phlegm
  4. Prevent stagnation
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What are the actions of Chen Pi “Aged Tangerine”

“Notes”
Spleen or stomach Qi stagnation(epigastric or abdominal distention, fullness, belching and nausea and vomit); Cough with profuse sputum due to phlegm-damp accumulation; **Used with tonifying herbs to prevent their cloying nature from causing stagnation**

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  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Harmonize the middle-jiao
  3. Dry dampness and transform phlegm
  4. Prevent stagnation
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These are the actions for which herb

  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Resolve phlegm and relieve local fullness
  3. Direct the Qi downward and unblock the Bowels
  4. Break up Qi Stagnation
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Zhi Shi “Unripe Orange”

“Notes”
Qi stagnation and accumulation syndrome; Constipation and abdominal pain; bloat and fullness due to phlegm obstruct the Qi; Gastriectasis

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List the functions for Zhi Shi “Unripe Bitter Orange”

“Notes”
Qi stagnation and accumulation syndrome; Constipation and abdominal pain; bloat and fullness due to phlegm obstruct the Qi; Gastriectasis

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Resolve phlegm and relieve local fullness
  3. Direct the Qi downward and unblock the Bowels
  4. Break up Qi Stagnation
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What are the actions for Zhi Shi “Unripe Bitter Orange”

“Notes”
Qi stagnation and accumulation syndrome; Constipation and abdominal pain; bloat and fullness due to phlegm obstruct the Qi; Gastriectasis

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Resolve phlegm and relieve local fullness
  3. Direct the Qi downward and unblock the Bowels
  4. Break up Qi Stagnation
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These actions describe which herb

  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Unblock the yang Qi and disperse congealing
  3. Promote the movement of Qi and blood and alleviate pain
  4. Direct the Qi downward and reduce stagnation
A

Xie Bai “Chinese Garlic”

“Notes”
Chest Bi due to cold turbid phlegm obstruct the chest yang; Stagnation of Qi with cold; Dysentery due to damp and Qi stagnation in the LI

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List the actions for Xie Bai “Chinese Garlic”

“Notes”
Chest Bi due to cold turbid phlegm obstruct the chest yang; Stagnation of Qi with cold; Dysentery due to damp and Qi stagnation in the LI

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Unblock the yang Qi and disperse congealing
  3. Promote the movement of Qi and blood and alleviate pain
  4. Direct the Qi downward and reduce stagnation
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What are the functions of Xie Bai “Chinese Garlic”

“Notes”
Chest Bi due to cold turbid phlegm obstruct the chest yang; Stagnation of Qi with cold; Dysentery due to damp and Qi stagnation in the LI

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Unblock the yang Qi and disperse congealing
  3. Promote the movement of Qi and blood and alleviate pain
  4. Direct the Qi downward and reduce stagnation
17
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  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Help lift prolapse
    These are the actions for which herb
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Zhi Ke “Bitter Orange”

18
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List the functions for Zhi Ke “Bitter Orange”

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Help lift prolapse
19
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What are the actions of Zhi Ke “Bitter Orange”

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  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Help lift prolapse
20
Q

Compare Zhi Ke and Zhi Shi

A

Zhi Shi: Better for constipation
Zhi Ke: Better for chest congestion

21
Q

What does Zhi Ke and Zhi She have in common?

A

Both are for distention and pain but Zhi Shi is more severe while Zhi Ke is more Mild

22
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These are the actions for which herb

  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Direct rebellious Qi downward and regulate the middle-jiao
  3. Help the kidney to receive Qi
  4. Warm Kidneys
A

Chen Xiang “Aloeswood”

“Notes”
Qi stagnation syndrome; Stomach Qi rebellious syndrome; Asthma and wheezing;

23
Q

List the functions for Chen Xiang “Aloeswood”

“Notes”
Qi stagnation syndrome; Stomach Qi rebellious syndrome; Asthma and wheezing;

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Direct rebellious Qi downward and regulate the middle-jiao
  3. Help the kidney to receive Qi
  4. Warm Kidneys
24
Q

Describe the actions of Chen Xiang “Aloeswood”

“Notes”
Qi stagnation syndrome; Stomach Qi rebellious syndrome; Asthma and wheezing;

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Direct rebellious Qi downward and regulate the middle-jiao
  3. Help the kidney to receive Qi
  4. Warm Kidneys
25
Q

These are the actions for which herb

  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Warm the kidney and dispel cold
  3. Helps with Frequent Urination
A

Wu Yao “Lindera Root”

“Notes”
Qi stagnation with cold accumulation; Frequent urination or urinary incontinence due to kidney yang deficiency and bladder cold

26
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What are the actions for Wu Yao “Lindera Root”

“Notes”
Qi stagnation with cold accumulation; Frequent urination or urinary incontinence due to kidney yang deficiency and bladder cold

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Warm the kidney and dispel cold
  3. Helps with Frequent Urination
27
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Wu Yao has the actions of “Lindera Root”

“Notes”
Qi stagnation with cold accumulation; Frequent urination or urinary incontinence due to kidney yang deficiency and bladder cold

A
  1. Regulate the Qi and alleviate pain
  2. Warm the kidney and dispel cold
  3. Helps with Frequent Urination

Chinese Herb II (14 decks)

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