Week 1 Flashcards
List examples of Yin-type pathogens
dampness, phlegm
List examples of yang-type pathogens
fire, wind, dryness
Describe the characteristics of yin-type pathogens
lingering, chronic, turbid, slow onset and progression
Describe characteristics of yang-type pathogens
acute, quick onset
List the weather types associated with each of the Five phases
Wood - Wind Fire - Heat Earth - Dampness Metal - Dryness Water - Cold
List the seasons associated with each of the five phases
Wood - Spring Fire - Summer Earth - Late Summer Metal - Fall Water - Winter
List colors associated with each of the five phases
Wood - Blue/green Fire - Red Earth - Yellow Metal - White Water - Black
List the body tissues associated with each of the five phases
Wood - Sinews Fire - Vessels Earth - Flesh Metal - Body hair Water - Bone
List the emotions associated with each of the five phases
Wood - Anger Fire - Joy Earth - Thought Metal - Sorrow Water - Fear
List the four pillars of diagnosis
Listening/Smelling
Palpation
Inquiry
Inspection
List examples of palpation
pulse diagnosis, abdominal palpation, channel palpation
List examples of inspection
tongue diagnosis, facial diagnosis, observing posture and appearance
List examples of inquiry
Cold/Heat Sweat Stool and Urine Head and Body Diet and Taste Chest and Abdomen Hearing and Vision Sleep Past Illness Emotions
What is meant by “one disease, many treatments”?
One disease pattern can manifest in different branch diseases, each of which can require a different treatment method
What is meant by “many diseases, one treatment”?
many symptoms a person may experience as separate problems may have one source or root