Six Channel Stage of Disease Flashcards

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1
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Externally Contracted Febrile Diseases

A

Caused by invasion of external evils and are characterized by fever in their early stages

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Externally contracted febrile diseases have 2 main characteristics:

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1) Fever

2) Stage by Stage Development

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3
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Fever results from struggle between?

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Zheng Qi (right qi) and Xie Qi (evil qi)

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4
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High fever

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Both Zheng Qi (right qi) and Xie Qi (evil qi) are strong

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5
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Fever subsiding

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zheng qi is overcoming xie qi

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6
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Fluctuating or persisting fever

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xie is weakened, but still present and zheng qi has suffered some damage

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7
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No fever or sudden drop in body temperatur

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yang collapse as a result of strong evil or extreme vacuity of right qi

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8
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Stage by Stage Developement

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  1. Initial Stage
  2. Exuberant Heat Stage – apex where victory or defeat is decided (deterioration or improvement)
  3. Recovery Stage
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9
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At what stage can recovery occur?

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at any stage if right qi is strengthened or evil qi is weakened from other factors including appropriate treatment.

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10
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At what stage can relapse occur?

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at any stage if right qi is weakened and evil qi is strengthened from other factors including inappropriate treatment.

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11
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Six Channel Pattern Identification

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  • Origins from the Nei Jing (Inner Canon)
  • Developed further in the Shang Han Lun (by Zhang Zhong Jing)
  • Shang Han Za Bing Lun – divided into 2 books: Shang Han Lun and Jin Gui Yao Lue
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12
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Shang Han Za Bing Lun book contains 6 pairs of meridians:

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TaiYang 
ShaoYang 
YangMing  
TaiYin  
ShaoYin  
JueYin
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13
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Why is the Shang Han Za Bing Lun significant?

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because it discusses diagnosis and treatment methods based on an assessment of the symptoms of different pathological conditions.

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14
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Hand Tai Yin

A

Lung Channel

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15
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Foot Tai Yin

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Spleen Channel

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16
Q

Hand Shao Yin

A

Heart Channel

17
Q

Foot Shao Yin

A

Kidney Channel

18
Q

Hand Jue Yin

A

Pericardium Channel

19
Q

Foot Jue Yin

A

Liver Channel

20
Q

Hand Tai Yang

A

Small Intestine Channel

21
Q

Foot Tai Yang

A

Urinary Bladder Channel

22
Q

Hand Shao Yang

A

San Jiao Channel

23
Q

Foot Shao Yang

A

Gallbladder Channel

24
Q

Hand Yang Ming

A

Large Intestine Channel

25
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Foot Yang Ming

A

Stomach Channel

26
Q

Shang Han Lun theory of disease is about?

A

damage from cold

27
Q

Primary disease factor is Cold. Another name?

A

Absence of Yang and how it causes yin-yang disharmony at various stages

28
Q

What happens in the Yang Ming Channel stage?

A

the stomach liquid is
damaged by exuberant heat, but there is no heat bind in
the bowels (ST and LI).

29
Q

What happens in the Yang Ming Bowel stage?

A

the evil penetrates to the organ
and combines with food and fecal matter in the stomach
and intestines creating more heat and bind.

30
Q

Tai Yang corresponds with what of 8 Principles?

A

exterior cold

31
Q

Yang Ming corresponds with what of 8 Principles?

A

interior heat, interior repletion

32
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Shao Yang corresponds with what of 8 Principles?

A

evil that is half in the exterior and half in the interior

33
Q

Tai Yin corresponds with what of 8 Principles?

A

damage to Spleen by cold

34
Q

Shao Yin corresponds with what of 8 Principles?

A

Heart and Kidney vacuity and general debilitiation

35
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Jue Yin corresponds with what of 8 Principles?

A

interior vacuity and cold-heat complex