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Title
Warm the Interior: 10 Questions
Writer
Acuworld
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Date
2020-07-15 08:27:34
1. Li Zhong Wan does not contain which of the following?
a. Ren Shen
b. Bai Zhu
c. Sheng Jiang and Fu Ling
d. Gan Jiang and Zhi Gan Cao
2. Li Zhong Wan is not indicated for which of the following?
a. diarrhea with watery stool caused by deficiency-cold of the spleen and stomach
b. bleeding caused by deficient yang
c. chest pain caused by middle energizer cold from deficiency
d. abdominal pain and distension caused by damp-cold of the spleen and stomach and qi stagnation
3. Which of the following is not a function performed by Wu Zhu Yu in the formula Wu Zhu Tu Tang?
a. Expel cold and dry damp
b. Direct rebellious Qi downward
c. Warm the stomach
d. Warm the liver
4. Which herb is not part of the formula for Si Ni Tang?
a. Xi Xian
b. Sheng Fu Zi
c. Gan Jiang
d. Zhi Gan Cao
< Case 1 >
Rosemary, Age 45
Chief complaint: headache. Rosemary reports that this headache began three months ago and has gradually become worse and worse. The pain is usually at the very top of the head and is worse from cold. Meanwhile, she also has nausea and dry heaves. She has found that after vomiting clear fluids or mucus she will experience some temporary relief from the headache. Other clinical signs include cold limbs, dislike of cold and a loose stool
1. What is the most likely tongue and pulse for this patient?
a. red tongue with thin coating, deep and thin pulse
b. purple tongue with yellow coating, wiry, rapid and rough pulse
c. pale tongue with white coating, weak and thin pulse
d. pale tongue with moist white coating, deep and wiry pulse
2. What is the correct diatnosis for Rosemary?
a. Blood stagnation in the channels and collaterals
b. Liver Yang rising
c. cold in the Jue Yin channel
d. external wind-cold invasion
3. Which formula is the best for her?
a. Ge Gen Tang
b. Wu Zhu Yu Tang
c. Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin
d. Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang
< Case 2 >
Rodney, Age 6
Chief complaint: severe intermittent epigastric and abdominal pain for four to five hours. Rodney''s mother reports that he has often had mild abdominal pain for about two to three months now, and seems to be losing weight. This morning, an hour after breakfast, Rodney geban complaining of pain in his tummy again. The pain is so strong that he can''t tolerate being touched. Now he feels nauseous, vomits occasionally and is generally unable to eat. The boy''s face looks pale and his hands are cold. His tongue is coated white; his pulse is wiry and somewhat slow.
1. What is the correct diagnosis for Rodney?
a. abdominal pain due to food stagnation
b. abdominal pain due to full heat in the yang ming organ
c. abdominal pain due to full cold in the middle warmer
d. abdominal pain due to qi and blood stagnation
2. Which is the correct treatment principle for this boy?
a. warm the middle warmer, dispel internal cold to relieve pain
b. promote the circulation of qi and blood to relieve pain
c. vigorously purge heat accumulation to relieve pain
d. promote digestion and remove food stagnation to relieve pain
3. Which of the following formulas would you choose for him?
a. Li Zhong Wan
b. Da Cheng Qi Tang
c. Bao He Wan
d. Da Jian Zhong Tang
1. c 2. d 3. a 4. a
< Case 1 >
1. d 2. c 3. b
< Case 2 >
1. c 2. a 3. d