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The Six Stages Flashcards

1
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Stage of Tai Yang (Greater Yang) disease

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Early

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Location of Tai Yang (Greater Yang) disease

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Superficial

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3
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Nature of Tai Yang (Greater Yang) disease

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External cold or wind

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4
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Stage of Yang Ming (Bright Yang) disease

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Middle

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5
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Location of Yang Ming (Bright Yang) disease

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ST/L.I.

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Nature of Yang Ming (Bright Yang) disease

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Internal/excess heat

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Stage of Shao Yang (Bright Yang) disease

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Middle

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Location of Shao Yang (Lesser Yang) disease

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GB and SJ

Between exterior and interior / between yin and yang

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Nature of Shao Yang (Lesser Yang) disease

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Internal heat w/ deficiency

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10
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Stage of Tai Yin (Greater Yin) disease

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Middle

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11
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Location of Tai Yin (Greater Yin) disease

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SP/ST

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12
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Nature of Tai Yin (Greater Yin) disease

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Deficiency cold w/ dampness (mixed)

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13
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Stage of Shao Yin (Lesser Yin) disease

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Later

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14
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Location of Shao Yin (Lesser Yin) disease

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HT/KD

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15
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Nature of Shao Yin (Lesser Yin) disease

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Deficiency cold or heat (pure deficiency)

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Stage of Jue Yin (Terminal Yin) disease

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Final

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Location of Jue Yin (Terminal Yin) disease

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LIV/PC

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Nature of Jue Yin (Terminal Yin) disease

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Mixed, cold w/ heat, deficiency w/ excess; might present as heat in upper part, cold in lower part, opposite symptoms present at the same time.

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19
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Therapeutic principles for the 3 yangs

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Expel the pathogen first

20
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Therapeutic principles for the 3 yins

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support vital qi first

21
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Therapeutic principle for Tai Yang

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induce sweating, relieve the exterior

22
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Therapeutic principle for Yang Ming

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clear interior heat and obstructions

23
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Therapeutic principle for Shao Yang

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harmonize interior and exterior

24
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Therapeutic principle for Tai Yin

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warm yang, invigorate the spleen

25
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Therapeutic principle for Shao Yin w/ yang deficiency

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warm yang to save life

26
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Therapeutic principle for Shao Yin w/ yin deficiency

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nourish yin

27
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Therapeutic principle for Jue Yin

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clear heat above, expel cold below, harmonize the LIV meridian

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3 essential symptoms of Tai Yang stage

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aversion to cold, headache and stiff neck, floating pulse

29
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In the Tai Yang stage, the headache is typically

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occipital

30
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Clinical manifestations of Tai Yang w/ prevalence of wind

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slight aversion to cold, aversion to wind, slight fever (not actual fever, but the objective hot feeling of the patient’s skin to palpation), slight sweating, headache, stiff neck, sneezing, floating-slow pulse

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Location of pathogenic factor in Tai Yang w/ prevalence of wind

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muscles

32
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Location of pathogenic factor in Tai Yang w/ prevalence of cold

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skin

33
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Clinical manifestations of Tai Yang w/ prevalence of cold

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aversion to cold, slight fever, absence of sweating, headache, stiff neck, sneezing, runny nose w/ white discharge, breathlessness, floating-tight pulse

34
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Clinical manifestations of Shao Yang stage

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alternating shivers and fever (alternating cold and heat), bitter taste, dry throat, blurred vision, hypochondriac distention, lack of desire to eat or drink, irritability, nausea, vomiting, unilateral thin white coating, wiry-fine pulse

35
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In Shao Yang stage, aversion to cold and feeling of heat alternate and are not

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simultaneous

36
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Clinical manifestations of Tai Yin stage

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abdominal fullness, feeling of cold, vomiting, lack of appetite, diarrhea, absence of thirst, tiredness, pale tongue w/ sticky white coating, deep-weak-slow pulse

37
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Clinical manifestations of Jue Yin stage

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persistent thirst, a feeling of energy rising to the chest, pain and sensation of heat in the heart region, hungry but with no desire to eat, cold limbs, diarrhea, vomiting, vomiting of round worms, wiry pulse

38
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Tai Yang w/ prevalence of Wind formula

A

Gui Zhi Tang

39
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Tai Yang w/ prevalence of Cold formula

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Ma Huang Tang

40
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Yang Ming channel syndrome formula

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Bai Hu Tang

41
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Yang Ming organ pattern formula

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Da Cheng Qi Tang

42
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Shao Yang formula

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Xiao Chai Hu Tang

43
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Tai Yin formula

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Li Zhong Wan

44
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Shao Yin (yang deficiency) formula

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Si Ni Tang

45
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Shao Yin (yin deficiency) formula

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Huang Lian E Jiao Tang

46
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Jue Yin formula

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Wu Mei Wan

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