Pattern Identification According To Qi & Blood Flashcards

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What are the symptoms of Qi deficiency

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Listlessness, lassitude, shortness of breath, unwillingness of speak, all of them aggravated by movement, pale tounge and weak pulse etc

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Qi deficiency

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The functions of visceral and bowels decline

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Collapse of Qi

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Qi is so deficient that it falls instead of raising

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What is the Etiopathology of the collapse of Qi

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Development of Qi deficiency, over strain which leads to the impairment of the visceral Qi

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What are they symptoms of the collapse of Qi

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Same as Qi deficiency plus prolapse of viscera, prolonged diarrhea and dysentery bowels
Multiple miscarriages may indicate
Easily bruised

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Revered flow of Qi. What is the etiopathology

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Lung Qi, phlegm;
Stomach Qi, phlegm, food stagnation;
Liver-Qi, depression and anger

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What are they symptoms of reversed flow of Qi

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Lung Qi: cough and dyspnea
Stomach Qi: hiccup, education, nausea and vomiting
Liver Qi: dizziness and painful distention in the head or syncope, hematemesis

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What is happening when Qi is stagnant

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The movement of Qi is obstructed

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What is the etiopathology of stagnation of Qi

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Emotion, food, phlegm, blood stasis, and any accumulation of pathological substance in the body
Liver Qi stasis most common

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What are the symptoms of stagnation of Qi

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Oppression and distending, un-localized and fluctuation pain which will subside after farting and beltching
Hypochondrium distention, breast distention

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What is the etiopathology of blood deficiency

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Chronic and acute bleeding, hypo function of spleen and stomach, blood stasis, overwork, pensiveness

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What are the symptoms of blood deficiency

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Pale dim or sallow complexion; pale lips, tongue and fingernails; dizziness and blurred vision, palpitation, insomnia, numbness of limbs
P: thin / thready
T: pale and dry

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What is the etiopathology of Heart disturbed by phlegm fire

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Long emotional disorder causing liver Qi, which can change into fire burning body fluid becoming phlegm

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Symptoms of Heart disturbed by phlegm fire

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Insomnia, delirium, schizophrenia, hysteria, etc. Red tongue with yellow and greasy fur, rapid and slippery pulse

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Etiopathology of insufficiency of Lung Qi

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Prolonged cough and dyspnea, poor nutrition

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Symptoms of insufficient Lung Qi

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Feeble cough and dyspnea, easily catches cold, Qi deficiency symptoms, tongue and pulse

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Etiopathology of deficiency of lung yin

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Chronic cough or febrile diseases

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Symptoms of deficiency of lung yin

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Dry cough, blood-stained sputum, yin def. symptoms, tongue and pulse

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Symptoms of wind cold pathogens tightening lung

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Cough, white and thing sputum, profuse water nasal discharge, slight aversion to cold, mild fever, without sweating, headache and body-ache, thin white coating, superficial and tense pulse

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Symptoms of invasion of lung by wind heat

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Cough, yellow and thick sputum, sore throat, dry mouth and turbid nasal discharge, fever, red tongue tip, thin yellow fur, superficial and rapid pulse.

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Ectiopathology of retention of pathogenic heat in lung

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Eco-pathogenic facets invade the lung for a long time

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Symptoms of retention of pathogenic heat in lung

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Cough dyspnea, yellow and thick sputum, red tongue, yellow fur, rapid pulse

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Etiopathology of accumulation of phlegm-damp in lung

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Prolonged cough or spleen disorder

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Symptoms of accumulation of phlegm-dampness in lung

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Lasting cough with profuse thin sputum, pale tongue with white greasy fur, slippery pulse

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What is the etiopathology of Qi deficiency
Persisting or serious diseases, overworking, aging, etc
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Lung Qi deficiency | Symptoms
Spontaneous sweating - pores are open Cough weak Complexion - pale white
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SP Qi Def. | Symptoms
Diarrhoea, loss of appetite, dull abdominal pain
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How does one become Qi deficient?
Persisting disease, overwork, aging
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Heart Qi deficient | Symptoms
Palpitations, dizziness | As well as other signs and symptoms of Qi def.
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Kidney Qi def | Symptoms
Low back pain - a constant ache and weakness Pain in knees Frequent urination
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Why does one get the collapse of Qi?
It is a progression of Qi def. | What does the person do all day? Heavy lifting and carrying can indicate collapse of Qi
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What signs and symptoms indicate Liver blood def.
Dryness in lips, nails, hair, and skin. Eyes: blurred vision, floaters, dry eyes
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What are the causes of blood stasis
Qi stasis; Qi def.; cold blockage; Heat blockage
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Define blood stasis
I smooth circulation of Qi, blood retention somewhere in the body, seen with bruising
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Signs and symptoms of blood stasis
Fixed stabbing localized pain, worse at night (time of yin), darkness/ purple on nails skin or face; sin dry and rough (blood not getting there); T: purple, stasis spots, dark and flat P: rough and choppy
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Heat in the blood | What is the cause?
``` Pathogenic heat / fire XS heat Exterior heat 7 emotions turning to fire Diet: alchohol, drugs, spicy hot foods, smoking and coffee Very dangerous ```
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What are signs and symptoms of Blood Heat?
Arrack less bleeding where it shouldn't: anus, nose, vomiting Hyperactive fnx. Irritable and restless, thirsty for cold drinks; mensies: deep red -> purple, heavy bleeding, deep color, heavy period T: red -> Crimson P: Fast and can be slippery, flooding / surging