Draining Downward Formulas "Warm Purgatives"

Question 1

Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang
Wen Pi Tang
Shi Zao Tang
Da Xian Xiong Tang
These formulas are in which subcategory?

Answer 1

Warm Purgatives

Question 2

List the Warm Purgative Formulas

Answer 2

Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang
Wen Pi Tang
Shi Zao Tang
Da Xian Xiong Tang

Question 3

What formulas are Warm Purgatives?

Answer 3

Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang
Wen Pi Tang
Shi Zao Tang
Da Xian Xiong Tang

Question 4

Cold accumulation.

What formula would we use?

Answer 4

Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang

Question 5

When would we use Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang

Answer 5

Cold accumulation.

Question 6

Why would we use Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang

Answer 6

Cold accumulation.

Question 7

Warms the meridians to dispel cold, relieves constipation and assuage pain.
These are the functions for which formula?

Answer 7

Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang

Question 8

List the actions for Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang

Answer 8

Warms the meridians to dispel cold, relieves constipation and assuage pain.

Question 9

What are the functions of Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang?

Answer 9

Warms the meridians to dispel cold, relieves constipation and assuage pain.

Question 10

Abdominal and hypochondriac pain, fever, cold limbs,
Pulse: Deep, taut and tight
These are the indications for which formula?

Answer 10

Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang

Question 11

What is Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang indicated for?

Answer 11

Abdominal and hypochondriac pain, fever, cold limbs,

Pulse: Deep, taut and tight

Question 12

What are the indications for Da Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang

Answer 12

Abdominal and hypochondriac pain, fever, cold limbs,

Pulse: Deep, taut and tight

Question 13

Deficiency of SP-yang with cold accumulation.

Which formula would we use?

Answer 13

Wen Pi Tang

Question 14

When would we use Wen Pi Tang

Answer 14

Deficiency of SP-yang with cold accumulation.

Question 15

Why would we use Wen Pi Tang

Answer 15

Deficiency of SP-yang with cold accumulation.

Question 16

Warms and tonifies the Spleen yang, also purges cold accumulation.
These are the actions for which formula?

Answer 16

Wen Pi Tang

Question 17

What are the functions for Wen Pi Tang?

Answer 17

Warms and tonifies the Spleen yang, also purges cold accumulation.

Question 18

List the actions of Wen Pi Tang

Answer 18

Warms and tonifies the Spleen yang, also purges cold accumulation.

Question 19

Constipation, abdominal pain, cold extremities, deep and wiry pulse, Also for chronic red and white dysentery.
These indications are related for which formula?

Answer 19

Wen Pi Tang

Question 20

What are the indications for Wen Pi Tang

Answer 20

Constipation, abdominal pain, cold extremities, deep and wiry pulse, Also for chronic red and white dysentery.

Question 21

List the indications for Wen Pi Tang

Answer 21

Constipation, abdominal pain, cold extremities, deep and wiry pulse, Also for chronic red and white dysentery.

Question 22

Suspended congested fluid clogging the interior.

What formula would we use?

Answer 22

Shi Zao Tang

Question 23

When would we use Shi Zao Tang

Answer 23

Suspended congested fluid clogging the interior.

Question 24

Why would we use Shi Zao Tang

Answer 24

Suspended congested fluid clogging the interior.

Question 25

Purging and drive out congested fluid. "Normally used for ascites" Accumulation of fluids in the peritoneal cavity causing swelling These are the actions for which formula?

Answer 25

Shi Zao Tang

Question 26

What are the functions of Shi Zao Tang

Answer 26

Purging and drive out congested fluid. "Normally used for ascites" Accumulation of fluids in the peritoneal cavity causing swelling

Question 27

List the actions of Shi Zao Tang

Answer 27

Purging and drive out congested fluid. "Normally used for ascites" Accumulation of fluids in the peritoneal cavity causing swelling

Question 28

These are the indications for which formula? Cough with pain in the chest and hypochondria, hard focal distention in the epigastrium, constipation Tongue: White Coat Pulse: Wiry deep Also Note: Pain may radiate to the back

Answer 28

Shi Zao Tang

Question 29

List the indications for Shi Zao Tang

Answer 29

Cough with pain in the chest and hypochondria, hard focal distention in the epigastrium, constipation Tongue: White Coat Pulse: Wiry deep Also Note: Pain may radiate to the back

Question 30

What is indicated for Shi Zao Tang?

Answer 30

Cough with pain in the chest and hypochondria, hard focal distention in the epigastrium, constipation Tongue: White Coat Pulse: Wiry deep Also Note: Pain may radiate to the back

Question 31

What formula would we use for | Blocked-up chest congestion.

Answer 31

Da Xian Xiong Tang

Question 32

When would we use Da Xian Xiong Tang

Answer 32

Blocked-up chest congestion.

Question 33

What is Da Xian Xiong Tang used for?

Answer 33

Blocked-up chest congestion.

Question 34

Purging heat and water retention in the chest. | These are the functions for which formula?

Answer 34

Da Xian Xiong Tang

Question 35

What are the actions for Da Xian Xiong Tang

Answer 35

Purging heat and water retention in the chest.

Question 36

Describe the functions for Da Xian Xiong Tang

Answer 36

Purging heat and water retention in the chest.

Question 37

Hardness, fullness, and pain from the epigastrium to the lower abs that becomes unbearable with even the slightest pressure, constipation, fever Tongue: very dry coat Pulse: Deep, tight, full These are the indications for which formula?

Answer 37

Da Xian Xiong Tang

Question 38

What is Da Xian Xiong Tang indicated for?

Answer 38

Hardness, fullness, and pain from the epigastrium to the lower abs that becomes unbearable with even the slightest pressure, constipation, fever Tongue: very dry coat Pulse: Deep, tight, full

Question 39

List the indications for Da Xian Xiong Tang

Answer 39

Hardness, fullness, and pain from the epigastrium to the lower abs that becomes unbearable with even the slightest pressure, constipation, fever Tongue: very dry coat Pulse: Deep, tight, full