Week 8: Tinea, Urticaria, Vitiligo, Warts, Tumors, Breast Lump. Flashcards

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What is Tinea in TCM?

A

Tinea is a fungal infection that affects the skin, nails of fingers, or toes.

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What are the common characteristics of Urticaria in TCM?

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Urticaria presents as transitory, flat-topped wheals that are itchy, red, and raised.

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What is another name for Urticaria in TCM?

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‘Wind wheal’ due to its tendency to appear after exposure to wind and its recurrent nature.

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What are the TCM syndromes for Wind-Cold Invasion in Urticaria?

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Skin lesions are pale, aggravated by wind or cold, and relieved by warmth.

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What is the treatment principle for Wind-Cold Invasion Urticaria?

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Expel cold and wind.

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What are the auxiliary points for Wind-Cold Invasion Urticaria?

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  • BL12
  • BL13
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What are the TCM syndromes for Wind-Heat Invasion in Urticaria?

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Skin lesions are red, aggravated by heat, relieved by cold, and often occur in summer.

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What is the treatment principle for Wind-Heat Invasion Urticaria?

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Expel wind, clear heat.

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What are the auxiliary points for Wind-Heat Invasion Urticaria?

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  • Du14
  • GB20
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What symptoms accompany Excess Heat in ST & LI, Parasites in Urticaria?

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Accompanied by epigastric pain, lassitude, poor appetite, constipation/loose stool, nausea, or vomiting.

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What is the treatment principle for Excess Heat in ST & LI, Parasites?

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Clear heat.

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What are the auxiliary points for Excess Heat in ST & LI, Parasites?

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  • ST36
  • ST25
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What characterizes Blood Heat Consuming Yin in Urticaria?

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Itching worsens at night, leading to scratching and bulging rashes.

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What is the treatment principle for Blood Heat Consuming Yin?

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Clear heat, nourish blood.

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What are the auxiliary points for Blood Heat Consuming Yin?

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  • PC7 + LR2
  • SP10
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What are the symptoms of Blood Stasis in Urticaria?

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Dark-colored rashes, purplish lips, and a dark complexion.

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What is the treatment principle for Blood Stasis?

A

Move blood, remove stasis.

18
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What are the auxiliary points for Blood Stasis?

19
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What characterizes Qi and Blood Deficiency in Urticaria?

A

Recurrent Urticaria that lasts for months or years, worsens with fatigue.

20
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What is the treatment principle for Qi and Blood Deficiency?

A

Tonify Qi, nourish blood.

21
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What are the auxiliary points for Qi and Blood Deficiency?

22
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What symptoms accompany Empty Cold in SP & ST?

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Accompanied by chills, cold limbs, poor appetite, and epigastric distention.

23
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What is the treatment principle for Empty Cold in SP & ST?

A

Tonify SP & ST.

24
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What are the auxiliary points for Empty Cold in SP & ST?

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  • ST36
  • Ren12
  • Ren6
  • SP4 (with moxa)
25
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What characterizes Chong & Ren Disharmony in Urticaria?

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Symptoms linked to the menstrual cycle, appearing before the period and reducing afterward.

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What is the treatment principle for Chong & Ren Disharmony?

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Harmonize Chong & Ren, nourish blood, remove stasis.

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What are the auxiliary points for Chong & Ren Disharmony?

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  • SP4
  • PC6
  • LU7
  • KD6
  • BL17
  • SP10
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What are the TCM causes of Vitiligo?

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Wind obstructing the skin transforming into heat and Liver and Kidney Deficiency leading to Qi and Blood Deficiency.

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What are the characteristics of Vitiligo caused by Wind obstructing the skin?

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Acute onset, history of skin allergies, pink patches that enlarge, vague borders.

30
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What is the treatment principle for Vitiligo caused by Wind obstructing the skin?

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Cool blood, activate blood, clear heat, eliminate wind.

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What are the auxiliary points for Vitiligo caused by Wind obstructing the skin?

A
  • SP10
  • BL17
  • Du14
  • PC7 + LR2
  • LI4
  • LU7
  • GB20
  • UB12
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What are the characteristics of Vitiligo caused by Liver and Kidney Deficiency?

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Chronic, genetic, clear-bordered patches, significant depigmentation.

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What is the treatment principle for Vitiligo caused by Liver and Kidney Deficiency?

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Tonify LR & KD, cultivate blood, activate blood, eliminate wind.

34
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What are the auxiliary points for Vitiligo caused by Liver and Kidney Deficiency?

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  • LR3
  • LR8
  • KD3
  • KD6
  • KD10
  • SP10
  • BL17
  • LI4
  • LU7
  • GB20
  • UB10
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How are Warts described in classical TCM texts?

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Warts arise on the sides of the hands or feet and resemble beans or nodular sinews.

36
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What is a notable characteristic of Warts in TCM?

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These sores resemble fish scales, grow on the hands and feet, and last for a thousand days before dropping off by themselves.