qi blood and bf

Question 1

how many functions of qi are there?

Answer 1

6

Question 2

what are the functions of qi ?

Answer 2

1. transforming
2. transporting
3. holding
4. raising
5. protecting
6. warming

Question 3

how many dysfunctions of qi are there?

Answer 3

4

Question 4

what are the dysfunctions of qi ?

Answer 4

1. deficiency
2. stagnation
3. rebellious
4. sinking

Question 5

what organs easily become qi deficient

Answer 5

lung, spleen, heart, kidney

Question 6

what organs easily have rebellious qi?

Answer 6

spleen and stomach

Question 7

what organs does stagnation of qi often effect?

Answer 7

lung heart and liver

Question 8

what organs often effected by sinking of qi?

Answer 8

spleen

Question 9

kong qi is _____?

Answer 9

air qi

Question 10

gu qi is ______?

Answer 10

food qi

Question 11

yuan qi is _______?

Answer 11

original qi

Question 12

zong qi is _____?

Answer 12

chest qi

Question 13

zhen qi is ______?

Answer 13

true qi

Question 14

wei qi is _____?

Answer 14

defensive qi

Question 15

ying qi is ______?

Answer 15

nutritive qi

Question 16

zhong qi is ______?

Answer 16

central qi

Question 17

zheng qi is _______

Answer 17

upright qi

Question 18

what organs transform qi?

Answer 18

spleen transforms food to gu qi

heart transforms gu qi into blood with the help of lung qi

Question 19

what organs help transport qi?

Answer 19

spleen qi transports gu qi

liver qi transports qi upwards downwards and outwards in all directions

Question 20

what organs help the holding function of qi?

Answer 20

spleen holds blood in the vessels

lung qi holds holds sweat in the pores

Question 21

what qi rises?

Answer 21

spleen qi raise organs

ki qi rises upwards

Question 22

what organs qi protects?

Answer 22

lung qi through wei qi

Question 23

what organs help warm ?

Answer 23

spleen helps warm digestion

kidney helps warm the body

Question 24

what organs are related to blood?

Answer 24

lung, heart, spleen, liver, kidney

Question 25

how do lungs relate to blood?

Answer 25

- helps spleen send gu qi to heart | - infuses qi into the blood vessels

Question 26

how does heart relate to blood?

Answer 26

- governs the blood | - responsible for circulation of blood

Question 27

how does spleen relate to blood?

Answer 27

makes food/gu qi which is the basis for blood | - holds the blood in the vessels

Question 28

how does liver relate to blood?

Answer 28

- stores the blood, nourishes muscles and tendons | - supplies blood to the uterus

Question 29

how does kidneys relate to blood?

Answer 29

- original qi helps transform gu qi into blood

Question 30

how many functions of blood are there?

Answer 30

3

Question 31

what are the functions of blood?

Answer 31

1. nourish 2. moisten 3. basis for mental activity

Question 32

how many dysfunctions of blood are there?

Answer 32

3

Question 33

what are the dysfunctions of blood

Answer 33

1. deficiency 2. stasis 3. heat in the blood

Question 34

what organs are related to body fluid?

Answer 34

1. spleen 2. lung 3. kidney

Question 35

how does spleen relate to body fluids

Answer 35

- initial transformation and seperation of pure and impure bf - pure fluids to lung - always treated for any bf disorder

Question 36

how is the lung related to body fluids ?

Answer 36

- dispersion of pure to the cou li | - sends some fluid to the ki and bl to regulate water passages

Question 37

how do the kidneys relate to body fluids?

Answer 37

- sends some fluid up to moisten lung - keeps spleen yang warm for ki yang for fluid transformation - helps si seperate fluids

Question 38

how many functions are there of bf

Answer 38

3

Question 39

what are the functions of bf?

Answer 39

1. nourish muscle joints and orfices 2. moisten skin and joints 3. strengethen brain and marrow

Question 40

what is jin?

Answer 40

- clear and light bf - under control of lung - distributed on muscular surface - nourish muscle moisten skin - sweat teras and saliva and mucous

Question 41

what is ye?

Answer 41

- thick and heavy bf - under control of sp and ki - stored in joints and orfices - moistens sense organs orifaces and spine