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Test #3- categories Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 main categories for Windstroke?

A

Channel Stroke
Organ Stroke
Sequelea

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What are the 3 main patterns for channel stroke?

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  • Depleted channels with wind invasion
  • LV & KD yin deficiency with rising LV yang and Wind
  • Heat-Phlegm w/heat accumulating in the LI & Wind-phlegm distrubing upwards
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What are the 3 patterns for ‘depleted channels with wind invasion’?

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Early & middle stages w/internal heat
Yang qi deficiency w/wind-cold-dampness invading the channels
Wind-Phlegm obstructing facial channels

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What are the 3 categories for organ stroke?

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Yang closed syndrome
Yin closed syndrome
Flaccid Collapse Syndrome

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What are the 3 categories for sequelea?

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Hemiplegia
Slurred Speech
Facial Paralysis

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What are the patterns for hemiplegia?

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qi deficiency with blood stasis

Ascendant LV yang with obstruction of channels

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What are the patterns for slurred speech?

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Wind-phlegm

LV & KD yin and yang deficiency

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What is the pattern for facial paralysis?

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Wind-phlegm obstructing the channels?

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9
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What are the two phases of Epilepsy?

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Attacking Phases

Remitting Phases

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What are the 2 patterns for attacking phases?

A

yang seizures

yin seizures

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What are the 5 patterns for remitting phases?

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Obstruction by wind-phlegm
LV fire with internal profusion of phlegm fire
Vacuity of SP & ST qi
Vacuity of LV & KD yin
Blood stasis
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What are the excess patterns for chest bi?

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HT Blood stasis
Turbid Phlegm obstructing the chest
Yin cold congealing the HT
Stagnation of qi in the chest

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What are the deficiency patterns for chest bi?

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HT qi deficiency
HT yin deficiency
HT yang vacuity

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What are the excess patterns for palpitations?

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Water & phelgm-fluid overflowing to the HT
Obstruction of the HT by blood stasis
Phlegm-Fire harassing the HT

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What are the deficiency patterns for palpitations?

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HT-GB qi vacuity
HT-SP deficiency
HT yin deficiency with vigorous fire
Ht yang vacuity

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16
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What are the excess patterns for insomnia?

A

HT Fire blazing
LV qi stagnation
LV Heat or Fire
Phlegm-Fire harassing the interior

17
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What are the deficiency patterns for insomnia?

A

Yin deficiency with vigorous fire
HT & SP deficiency
HT & GB qi deficiency

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