Week Six (Part One)

Question 1

Bai Hu Tang

Category:

Answer 1

Formulas that Clear Heat from the Qi Level

Question 2

Bai Hu Tang

Tongue:

Answer 2

N/A

Question 3

Bai Hu Tang

Pulse:

Answer 3

Flooding
Forceful
Slippery
Rapid

Question 4

Bai Hu Tang

Function:

Answer 4

Clears heat, generates the fluids

Question 5

Bai Hu Tang

Indication:

Answer 5

Yang Ming Jing syndrome in Shan Han diseases; Qi-level excess heat in Wen Ben diseases

Used for the “four bigs”; may also include headache, toothache, or bleeding of the gums and nose. High fever with profuse sweating, aversion to heat, red face, severe thirst, and irritability.

Currently used for infectious diseases such as encephalitis, meningitis, gingivitis, and pneumonia

Question 6

Bai Hu Tang

King Herb:

Answer 6

Shi Gao

Question 7

Bai Hu Tang

Ingredients:

Answer 7

Shi Gao
Zhi Mu
Zhi Gan Cao
Jing Mi

Question 8

Zhu Ye Shi Gao Tang

Category:

Answer 8

Formulas that Clear Heat from the Qi Level

Question 9

Zhu Ye Shi Gao Tang

Tongue:

Answer 9

Red with little coating

Question 10

Zhu Ye Shi Gao Tang

Pulse:

Answer 10

Deficient

Rapid

Question 11

Zhu Ye Shi Gao Tang

Function:

Answer 11

Clears heat
Generates fluids
Augments the qi
Harmonizes the Stomach

Question 12

Zhu Ye Shi Gao Tang

Indication:

Answer 12

Residual heat and qi, fluid damage in the late stages of Yang Ming syndrome (Shan Han diseases), Qi-level (Wen Ben diseases), and summer heat diseases.

Fever with profuse sweating, irritability and thirst, vomiting, stifling sensation in the chest, nausea, dry mouth, strong desire to dring, or insomnia.

Currently used for infectious diseases such as pharyngitis, nephritis, or diabetes mellitus.

Question 13

Zhu Ye Shi Gao Tang

King Herb:

Answer 13

Zhu Ye

Shi Gao

Question 14

Zhu Ye Shi Gao Tang

Ingredients:

Answer 14

Zhu Ye
Shi Gao
Ren Shen
Mai Men Dong
Ban Xia
Zhi Gan Cao
Jing Mi

Question 15

Qing Ying Tang

Category:

Answer 15

Formulas the Clear Heat from the Ying Level and Cool the Blood

Question 16

Qing Ying Tang

Tongue:

Answer 16

Scarlet, dry coating

Question 17

Qing Ying Tang

Pulse:

Answer 17

Thin

Rapid

Question 18

Qing Ying Tang

Function:

Answer 18

Clears Ying level, vents the heat, relieves fire toxin, and nourishes the Yin

Question 19

Qing Ying Tang

Indication:

Answer 19

Heat evil entering the ying level from warm-febrile disease (Wen Bing).

High fever that worsens at night, irritability and restlessness, sometime delirium. indistinct maculae rash and erythema.

Currently used for pneumonia, encephalitis, meningitis, septicemia, leukemic crisis.

Question 20

Qing Ying Tang

King Herb:

Answer 20

Shui Miu Jiao

Sheng Di

Question 21

Qing Ying Tang

Ingredients:

Answer 21

Shui Miu Jiao
Sheng Di
Xuan Shen
Mai Men Dong
Jin Yin Hua
Lian Qiao
Huang Lian
Dan Zhu Ye
Dan Shen

Question 22

Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang

Category:

Answer 22

Formulas the Clear Heat from the Ying Level and Cool the Blood

Question 23

Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang

Tongue:

Answer 23

Scarlet, coating with prickles

Question 24

Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang

Pulse:

Answer 24

Thin

Rapid

Question 25

Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang

Function:

Answer 25

Clears heat
Relieves toxin
Cools the blood
Disperses blood stasis

Question 26

Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang

Indication:

Answer 26

Heat damage in the blood channel; accumulates blood cause stagnation; heat disturbs the yin.

Used for all types of bleeding accompanied by fever and a purple tongue.

Currently used for encephalitis, meningitis, septicemia, toxemia, uremia, hepatic coma, purpura, blood or pus in the anterior chamber of the eye, glaucoma, and acute leukemia

Question 27

Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang

King Herb:

Answer 27

Shui Niu Jiao

Question 28

Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang

Ingredients:

Answer 28

Shui Niu Jiao
Sheng Di
Shao Yao
Mu Dan Pi