D&D A - Final Review
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- body observation includes
- body shape, physique, demeanor, movement
- yin organ that pertains to body hair
- Lung
- yin organ that pertains to face
- heart
- yin organ that pertains to nails
- liver
- yin organ that pertains to lips
- spleen
- yin organ that pertains to head hair
- kidney
- wood type body shape will have (face color)
- green face color
- earth body type will have what type of face
- round
- good luster is found where
- complexion, hair and eyes
- strong shen =
- sparkling eyes, lively experssion, alert mind, keen reflexes
- facial paralyisi caused by
- invasion of external wind
- slight tremors of the head are caused by
- internal wind
- guest complexion colors are effected by
- seasonal factors
- patient exhibits with a pronounced tremor of their had
- full wind
- contractions / rigidity of joints can be caused by
- dampness, blood stasis, blood deficiency, cold
- dry scalp
- liver and kidney yin deficiency
- acne of the face
- damp heat
- acute edema
- invasion of lung by wind-water
- chornic edema
- spleen/lung yang deficiency
- tremors of head, like in parkinsons disease
- liver wind
- hair growth and thickness depend on the state of
- liver and kidney
- greasy hair
- dampness
- this may cause dandruff
- liver blood deficiency
- other causes of dandruff may include
- heat
- which has nothing to do with the eyes - LI, GB, SI, HE, SP
- LI
- what organ relates to the upper eyelid
- spleen
- sunkin eyes are always due to
- a deficient condition
- mouth and lips are primaily influenced by
- st, li, st and sp
- most common cause of dry lips
- st/sp yin deficiency
- mouth ulcers are not caused by - Liver Yang Rising, ST-Heat, Heart Fire, Yin Deficiency, ST/SP Qi Deficiency
- liver yang rising
- teeth and gums are closely related to
- ki, st, li
- sore swollen tonsils =
- heat/toxic heat (st,li)
- cystes in the breasts are due to
- phlegm
- nails take how many days to grow
- 150 - 180 days
- which channel is not related to the genitals - stomach, Du, KID, LIV, Chong
- stomach
- qi edema is due to
- dampness
- qi edema does no cause pitting
- true
- dark body skin indicates
- severe ki deficiency
- hair on the body generally reflects the state of the
- lungs
- localized flat area of color change without infiltration of skin
- macule
- on a childs index finger the most proximal crease =
- wind gate
- patient should extend tongue for no more than
- 15 seconds
- red tongue without coating (or little patches)
- full heat
- list the 10 basic inquir ?'s
-
aversion to cold and fever
sweating
head and body
food and taste
stool and urine
sleep
hearing and tinnitus
thirst and drink
pain - distending pain is due to
- qi stagnation
- what can be felt/palpated
- distension and fullness - fullness cannot be seen
- which pulse always indicates cold
- slow
- pulse that feels hard, full and long, has resistance to finger pressure and is felt at all levels
- full pulse
- pulse that feels relatively big at superficial level and is soft and disappears with light pressure
- empty pulse
- what point is located near palmar digital artery
- pc8
- list the 3 ?'s included for inquiry
- emotions, sexual activity and energy levels
- thin tongue =
- blood or yin fluid deficiency
- sublingual veins distended but not dark =
- qi stagnation
- flaccid and flabby tongue =
- lack of body fluids or blood
- tongue with teethmarks on the sides indicates chronic condition of
- sp qi deficiency
- leg atrophy is chronic deficiency of
- sp and st
- in the elderly, leg rigidity is due to
- ki yin deficiency
- pirapism =
- ki yin w/empty heat
- short transverse cracks on side of tongue =
- liver yin deficiency
- tongue coating reflects the state of
- yang organs