Malaria Flashcards

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Characteristics of Malaria

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Contagious disease
Alternating high fever, chills, headache, sweating, sudden onset
Usually occurs in Summer, Autumn, + Winter

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Chinese name for Malaria

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‘Nue Ji’

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Etiology of Malaria

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Pathogens staying in between exterior + interior ‘Shaoyang Syndrome’ (GB/SJ)

Pathogens invading 5 Zang through Coul Li, channels + collaterals

Alternates between Excess + Xu causing alternating chills + fever

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6 Types of Malaria

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General
Warm
Cold
Miasma (Warm + Cold)
Consumptive
Malaria w/ Splenomegaly

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General S/sx of Malaria

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Fatigue, chills, goose skin, High fever, headache, thirsty w/ desire to drink, ull body sweating, fever resolved after sweating
T: Thin, white or thick, yellow coating
P: Rapid + Wiry or Tight + Wiry

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What is the pathogenesis of Malaria?

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Evil pathogens fighting with Wei Qi

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Treatment principle for Malaria

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Dispel pathogens
Harmonize Interior + Exterior

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Main points to treat Malaria

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PC-5: Treats Malaria
DU-13: Clears heat and treats malaria
DU-14: Releases exterior + Expels wind + Clears heat from Yang channels
SI-3: Clears wind + heat + treats malaria
SJ-3: Clears heat + treats malaria
GB-41: Treats malaria
SJ-2: Ying-spring + clears heat w/ absence of sweating
SJ-4: Yuan source + clears heat
SJ-10: Treats alternating fever + chills

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Which kind of Malaria fever is not relieved after sweating?

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Warm Malaria

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Which kind of Malaria has more chills than fever?

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Cold Malaria

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What is Warm Malaria (热瘧)?

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A type of malaria characterized by more fever than chills.

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What are the sweating symptoms of Warm Malaria?

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Profuse sweating.

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What other features are associated with Warm Malaria?

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Thirst, dry mouth, yellow urine.

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What is the TCM pathogenesis of Warm Malaria?

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Heat excess in Qi level.

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What are the tongue and pulse characteristics of Warm Malaria?

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Red tongue with a yellow coat; Rapid, forceful pulse.

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What is the treatment focus for Warm Malaria?

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Clear heat and harmonize Shaoyang.

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What is Cold Malaria?

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A condition characterized by more chills than fever.

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What are the key symptoms of Cold Malaria?

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Cold limbs, pale complexion, and late or no sweating.

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What is the pathogenesis of Cold Malaria?

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Indicates cold evil blocking Yang Qi

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What does the tongue and pulse look like in Cold Malaria?

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Pale, white coat; deep, slow, weak pulse.

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What is the treatment principle for Cold Malaria?

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Warm Yang and dispel cold.

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What is the type of malaria characterized by consumptive symptoms?

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Consumptive Malaria

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What are the symptoms of Consumptive Malaria?

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Intermittent spontaneous sweating, fatigue, weight loss, dizziness

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What is the underlying condition associated with Consumptive Malaria?

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Qi & Blood deficiency

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What are the tongue and pulse characteristics in Consumptive Malaria?
Pale, thin white coat; Weak, thready pulse
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What is the treatment approach for Consumptive Malaria?
Tonify Qi & Blood, nourish Spleen
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What is the condition associated with splenomegaly in malaria?
Chronic
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What is the severity of sweating with splenomegaly in malaria?
Mild or none
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What are the symptoms of splenomegaly in malaria?
Hypochondriac fullness, bloating, pale face
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What are the underlying causes of splenomegaly in malaria?
Qi stagnation, Blood stasis in SP/LV
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What is the tongue appearance in splenomegaly due to malaria?
Pale, white coat
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What is the pulse characteristic in splenomegaly due to malaria?
Wiry, moderate pulse
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What is the treatment approach for splenomegaly in malaria?
Move Qi & Blood, regulate SP/LV
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What are the main symptoms of Heat Miasma Malaria?
High fever > chills, sweating
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What are the main symptoms of Cold Miasma Malaria?
More chills > fever, little or no sweating
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What are the additional signs of Heat Miasma Malaria?
Thirst, irritability, constipation, bitter taste
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What are the additional signs of Cold Miasma Malaria?
Fatigue, cold limbs, nausea with clear fluids
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What digestive issues are associated with Heat Miasma Malaria?
Nausea, vomiting, sticky stools
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What digestive issues are associated with Cold Miasma Malaria?
Poor appetite, loose stools
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What is the urine characteristic in Heat Miasma Malaria?
Yellow, scanty
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What is the urine characteristic in Cold Miasma Malaria?
Clear, profuse
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What does the tongue look like in Heat Miasma Malaria?
Red, greasy yellow coating
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What does the tongue look like in Cold Miasma Malaria?
Pale, thick white coating
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What is the pulse characteristic in Heat Miasma Malaria?
Rapid, slippery
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What is the pulse characteristic in Cold Miasma Malaria?
Slow, deep, weak
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What is the treatment for Heat Miasma Malaria?
Clear heat, resolve dampness
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What is the treatment for Cold Miasma Malaria?
Detoxification + Resolve dampness