Six Stages Flashcards
(55 cards)
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Which Organs make up the Shao Yang?
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San Jiao, Gall Bladder
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Which organs make up the Tai Yang?
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Small Intestine, Urinary Bladder
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Which Organs make up the Yang Ming?
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Large Intestine, Stomach
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Which organs make up the Tai Yin?
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Lung, Spleen
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Which organs make up the Shao Yin?
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Heart and Kidney
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Which organs make up the Jue Yin?
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Pericardium and Liver
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Small Intestine is part of which level?
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Tai Yang
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Urinary Bladder is part of which level?
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Tai Yang
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San Jiao is part of which level?
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Shao Yang
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Gallbladder is part of which level?
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Shao Yang
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Large Intestine is part of which level?
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Yang Ming
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Stomach is part of which level?
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Yang Ming
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Lung is part of which level?
A
Tai Yin
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Spleen is part of which level?
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Tai Yin
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Heart is part of which level?
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Shao Yin
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Kidney is part of which level?
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Shao Yin
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Pericardium is part of which level?
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Jue Yin
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Liver is part of which level?
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Jue Yin
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Are the Yin or the Yang levels most exterior?
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Yang
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What is the order of the Yang levels from most exterior to most interior?
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Tai Yang, Yang Ming, Shao Yang
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Which yang level does a cold pathogen normally skip ?
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Shao Yang (San Jiao and GB) Goes from Tai Yang (Small Intestine and UB) to Yangming (ST, LI)
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What is the order of the Yin levels, from most exterior to most interior?
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Tai Yin, Shao Yin, Jue Yin
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What is the order of cold pathogen progression
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Tai Yang Yang Ming Shao Yang Tai Yin Shao Yin Jue Yin
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What is the meaning of the name Tai Yang?
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Greater Yang
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What is the meaning of the term Shao Yang?
Lesser Yang
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What is the meaning of the term Yang Ming?
Bright Yang
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What is the meaning of the term Tai Yin?
Greater Yin
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What is the meaning of the term Shao Yin
Lesser Yin
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What is the meaning of the term Jue Yin?
Terminal Yin
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What is the location of the Tai Yang (UB, SI)
Surface
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What are the Sx of the Tai Yang (UB, SI)
Fever with chill, aversion to wind/cold, headache, stiff neck, floating pulse
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What is the general treatment for Tai Yang (UB, SI) patterns?
release EPF from muscle layer
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What is the location of the Shao Yang? (GB, SJ)
half surface, half interior
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What are the general Sx of the Shao Yang (GB, SJ)?
Chills and fever (just like Tai Yang), wiry pulse, one sided white tongue coating, chest distress, hypochondrial or flank pain, bitter taste, dry mouth/ throat, poor appetite, vomiting, cough.
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What is the general POT for Shao Yang (GB, SJ)?
Harmonize interior and exterior
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What is the location of the Yang Ming? (St, LI)
Internal
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What are the general Sx of the Yang Ming (St, LI)?
4 bigs - big fever, big sweat, big thirst, big pulse (and possibly constipation)
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What is the general POT for the Yang Ming? (St, LI)?
Purging
| *if body is heavy, do not purge*
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General Sx of Tai Yin (Sp, Lu)?
full abdomen, no thirst, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, chills, fatigue
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General POT of the Tai Yin?
Supplement and Warm
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What are the general Sx of the Shao Yin? (Ht, K)
*Drowsiness*, need to lie down/curl up, frequent, clear, copious urination, cold or heat Sx depending, and Tai Yin Sx (full abdomen, no thirst, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, chills, fatigue)
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What are the general Sx of the Jue Yin (Liv, Pc)?
True cold/false heat, separation of Yin and Yang, coma, icy coldness, vomit with attempt to eat, hunger with no appetite, fever in the upper jiao, heat and pain in the chest, congestion of Qi in the chest, thirst, vomiting of worms/ regular vomit.
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General POT for Jue Yin (Liv, Pc)?
restore collapsed yang, warm, etc.
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Tai Yang or ----- Yang
Greater
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Yang Ming or ---- Yang
Bright
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Shao Yang or --- Yang
Lesser
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Tai Yin or --- Yin
Greater
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Shao Yin or --- Yin
Lesser
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Jue Yin or --- Yin
Terminal
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This stage is related to --------- channels, and is started when a person is exposed to an exterior cold pathogen. The symptoms are Fever and maybe small chills, aversion to cold, pain in the back of the neck and head, Tongue has not yet changed, Pulse is floating. This stage has two sub stages.
1. Attack by wind.
2. Attack by cold.
3. Water Amassment
4. Blood amassment
Treatment in this stage to release the exterior (sweating)
Tai Yang
UB, SI
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This stage is related to the ----- channels, has high fever, profuse sweating, aversion to heat, thirst, red face, restlessness. The tongue has a red body and dry coating. Pulse Rapid, flooding (until the fluids are injured, and it becomes deficient and rapid. This stage is called the 4 greats (great pulse, fever, great thirst, great sweat)
Treatment-clearing, draining
Yang Ming
St, LI
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This stage is related to the --- channels, channel symptoms- loss of hearing, red eyes, dizziness, visual distortion, headaches and hypochondriac pain, alternating cold and hot. bowel symptoms-bitter taste, nausea or retching, irritability, anxiety Tongue-Thin, thin coat (that could be white or yellow) pulse-wiry
Treatment-Harmonize
Shao Yang
San Jiao and Gallbladder
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This stage is related to --- channels, with chronic watery diarrhea, vomiting, loss of appetite, no thirst, abdominal pain Tongue-white coating Pulse-xu (deficient pulse) unless severe pain, then xu and wiry
Treatment-warm
Tai Yin
Lung and Spleen
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This stage is related to the --- channels, and has 2 subsections—constant fatigue in either situation Hot- fever, irritability, insomnia, dry mouth and throat, scanty and dark urine. This is a xu heat, meaning the treatment is nourishing yin and not clearing heat
Cold-frequent urination with clear urine, cold extremities, aversion to cold, perhaps body joint aches and diarrhea. treatment method is warming.
Tongue-Red if hot pattern, pale if cold pattern Pulse-faint and weak -rapid with heat
Shao Yin
Heart and Kidneys
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This stage (related to the ---channels)Primary symptoms-thirst, qi surging into chest with burning pain, hunger with no desire to eat, cold extremities. heat patterns-diarrhea with burning sensation, rectal heaviness, abdominal cramps, thirst or cold extremities with interior heat cold patterns- cold limbs, diarrhea with undigested food, vomiting, headaches on vertex, spasm Upper heat, lower cold-severe vomiting-case relates to roundworms
Jue Yin
| liver and pericardium
