Respitory

Question 1

Svarabheda

Answer 1

Sore throat

Pharyngitis: inflammation of the pharynx or a sore throat

Question 2

Jwara

Misery

Answer 2

Fever

Pitta in the rakta dhatu of the raktavaha srota
8 Types (each dosha, dual dosha, sannipattika, exogenous causes)

Signs: red eyes, flush skin, perspiration ceases, pain in the body, increased fatigue, loss of appetite, increased urine

Question 3

Kasa

Answer 3

Cough
A voluntary or involuntary contraction of the muscle of the respiratory system caused by irritation to the mucosal membrane of the trachea or bronchi

Question 4

Tamaka svasa

Answer 4

Asthma

A reversalible obstruction of the bronchial passageway due to spasm or inflammation

Question 5

Raktasthivi sanniat

Answer 5

Pneumonia

Acute infection of the alveoli and interstitial tissue of the lungs

Question 6

Vata- slaishmika jwara

Answer 6

Influenza

Acute respiratory disease of viral origins caused by specific flu virus

Question 7

Trisha

Answer 7

Thirst

Question 8

Arockaka

Answer 8

Anorexia
Appetite loss or taste
Reflect disturbances of agni, ama, dosha, the mind

5 types (V, P, K, sanipatika, origin in the mind (manasika))

Question 9

Chardi

Answer 9

Vomiting

(V, P, K, sannipatika, manasika, parasites)
Nausea, Allred taste in the mouth, excess salivation, loss of taste and appetite)

Question 10

Ksudra

Answer 10

Heavy breathing

Question 11

Anorexia Nervosa

Answer 11

A psychological disorder that results in a loss of desire to insure food and a subsequent low body weight
(A type of manasika arochaka)

Primary vata condition. Fear and anxiety should be managed.

Question 12

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

Answer 12

Type of svasa roga

Irreversible airway obstruction

Question 13

Chronic Bronchitis

Answer 13

A continuous inflammation and mucous production at the level of the bronchioles

Question 14

Emphysema

Answer 14

An enlargement of the bronchial air spaces distal to the bronchioles with destructive changes to the alveolar walls

Question 15

Svasa

Answer 15

Dyspnea

Difficulty breathing

Question 16

Pratysyaya

Answer 16

Common cold
Acute catarrhal (mucus) infection of the upper respiratory
tract

Question 17

Strep throat

Answer 17

A type of Svarabheda

Pharyngitis due to Group A beta hemolytic streptococcal bacterial

Question 18

Hidhma

Hikka

Answer 18

Hiccups
Type of svasa
Sudden, involuntary spasm of the diaphragm causing the glottis to rapidly shut

Question 19

Rajayaksmadi

Answer 19

Tuberculosis
A highly contagious infection of the bacterium mycobacterium tuberculosis that usually affects the lungs but may infect other organs of the body

Question 20

Bronchitis

Answer 20

Kasa Roga

Acute inflammation of the tracheal or bronchial passages

Question 21

Svasa roga

Answer 21

Difficulty breathing