week 2 Flashcards
What are some of the 10 (16) Q’s to ask patients
Pain, food/taste, stool/urine, thirst/drink, energy level, head/face/body, chest/abdomen, limbs, sleep, sweating, ears/eyes, temperature, emotional symptoms, sexual symptoms, women’s issues, pediatric symptoms.
If you notice tongue motility what could this indicate?
Emotional, HT issue, wind
What do antibiotics do to the tongue?
Cause peeling
What does taking long-term diuretics do to the tongue?
Red tongue
A red tongue body indicates
Heat
A pale blue tongue body indicates
Cold
A blue/purple tongue body indicates
Stasis
A yellow tongue coat indicates
Heat
A white tongue coat indicates
Cold
A thick tongue coat indictes
A strong pathogen
A thin tongue coat indicates
A weak pathogen
What are two kinds of tongue rooting
Sprinkled tongue coat, coat growing out of tongue
Heat-HT on tongue
Red tip, speckles
Heat-LV on tongue
LV region red/yellow
Heat-ST on tongue
Thick yellow coating, speckles
Heat-LU on tongue
Thin yellow anterior section