*B4tt (JDI)epression of the liver causes wind syndrome ZJDej ?ˉrcssion of the wood causes wind-syndrome ) Depression of the wood generates the wind (4)Depression of the wood generating (causing) the wind
①Depression of the liver (the wood)causes fire syndrome ②Depression of the wood causes fire-syndrome ③Depression
of the wood generates the fire ④Depression of the wood generating (causing) the fire
faclitate the stagnant wood
①The wood has a desire for freely growing activity ②The wccid inclines to be harmonious and flourishing ③the wood uiclining to he harmonious and flourishing ④he wood shows the tendency to (for) harmony and flourishing
①Th five emotions are transformed front. ②the five visceral ③ The five visceral Qi give rise to the Eve emotions
①burning sensation of the five centres ②dysphoria with feverish sensation in the chest, palms and soles ③fever due to internal injury ④feverish sensation the chest, palms and soles
①gerneaction in th five elements ②inter-generation relattionship of the five elements ③inter-prornotion of the elements
①interacting of the five elements ②of the five elements ③inter-inhibition of in the five elements ④restriction of checicirig relation in five elements
①revclse restriction in the five elements ②the inter-in-sult of the five elements ③violation of the five elements ④violation or reverse restriction in five elements
①eneroachmnent of the five elements ②inter-ivasion of the five elements ③subjugation in five elements ④sujugation
or encroachment in the five elements
the pulse condilions of the five vescera
①five elements’ evolutions and six kinds of natural factors ②elements motion and six kinds of natural factors ③ the five evolutve phases and six climatic changes ④ five movenicnts and six climates
doctrine on five elements motion and six kinds of natural factors
① fire-syndrome caused by the five emotions ② five emotions produces fire ③ five emotions producing fire ④syn- drones caused by the disorders oi five emotions
①five eniotons in excess ② five emotions overact ③ the five extreme emotions ④overacting of the five emotions
①five kinds of consumptive diseases and seven kinds of impairment ②seven kinds of impairment caused by five over- strains
①If the diseases of all the five viscera are too severe, they are certain to involve the kidney.②When diseases of all the other vi scent are too severe, they are certain to involve the kidney
malnutrition of the five Zang-organs
the five Zang-organs give rise to the five visceral Qi.
f ive secreuons derived from the live solid organs
① five viscera prcx.rise to excretions
The five viscera store up the essence of life end Jo not thspel them
It is the obstruction that causes the pain
?the syndrome of waler relention in Taiwng
①collapos of middle warmer energy GDcollapse of middie-wanner energy ②collapsing of middle-wanner energy ③collapos of middle heater of Olin the middle-warmer ④ descent of the middle-warmer is concerned with maceration? ⑤sinking of the Qi of the middle warmer of 01 of the middle-warrner ⑥sinking of the middle-warmer Qi
frnmediate withdrawal is indicated once the effect attained.
①The middle heater is concerned with maceration ② The middle-wanner is analogized to a soaking pond. ③The niiddle-wnmier is concerned with maceration ④The middle- wanner is likened to a fermentation ton in which food is digestd. ⑤The middle warmer is likened to a fermentation ton where food is digested. ⑦The middle-wanner resembles a fernientation tun
①Qi fails to keep the blood flowing normally. ②( the) failure of Qi in keeping the Mood flowing within the vessels as corrnnander in charge of blood circulation ③ failure of Qi to keep the blood flowing wthn the vessels
①acilvity of the vital energy ②certain functional aclivitics of the viscera ③circulation and change of the vital energy ④ functional activity of Qi ?⑤Qi transformation ⑥regulate water metabolism
①Qi as the conirnander of the blood ②Qi is in cornrnand of the blood ③QI is the commander of the blood ④Qi serves as rhe commander of the blood vital energy as the commander of the blood
Qi is in command of the blood while the blood is the mother of Qi
Qi is Yang and blood is Yin.
①functional activity of Qi ②functional activities of the vital energy t③he mechanism of Qi ( the vital energy) ④Qi ?rnechanism
①The excess Qi induces the fire ②The excess of the fire ③Hypcrfuntion of the vital energy may lead to fire-syndrome
①intense heat in both the Qi and blood systems ②intensea heat on both Qi and the blood system ③ vigorous heat. by Qi and the blood praise

Qi can keep the blood flowing within the vessels
①bbood stasis and vital energy retardation stasis due to stagnation of Qi ②stagnatiori of Qi and blood stasis ③sragnation of Qi and the blood of the vital enrrgy and blood stasis
①elevate Yang to ti-eat prolapses of the internal organs ②raise Yang and lift prolapsed Zang-Fu organs ③raise Yang-Qi and lift prolapscd solid-hollow organs
①ascending descending exiting and entering
Uasceding descencing floating and sinking ②lift lower float and sink
①ascend the clear and descend the turbid up the tribid ②send up the lucid Yang and lower turbid Qi
The nail is the surplus o the tendon
between the muscle arid the skin
① barn organ ②official of the granary ③the spleen and stomach are the ware-house organs
①The fire and wind stir up each other ②Wind and fire evils stir up each other ③wind and fire mutually stirred up
Pathogenic wind is apt to migrate and change
①Domination of wind-evil niiay disturb the body ② wind moves when it. is strong
six kinds of substances in the body (thevital energy, the blood, the saliva, fluids, essence andvess ?six kinds of natural factors wind, cold, summer-heat, wetness, dryness and fire six kinds of natural factors ?the six kinds of weather? the six natural factors
①The six bowels function well when unobstructed ②the six hollow organs must keep its dredging function ③the six hollow viscera aim at transmission
The six hollow organs transport food and dci not store them
Six hollow organs transport nutrients to the five Iid organs
①Excess will bring harm if not restrained
②Overabundance causes damages and it should be suppressed
③the avoidance of harm by restraining excesses
three symptoms of Shaoin disease repuiring urgent purgation
①The Shuoyin Channels arc pivots
②The Shao yin Meridians are switches
Fire tinds to promote the production of the liver wind and accelerate the circulation of the blood
①The fire is flaming upwards in nature ②The fire tends to ri are up The facial complexion nature of the fire
① The corciplexion reflects the condition of the heart ②the face as the mirror of the heart ③Thc facial complexion reflects the condii ion cii heart
①The heart and small inleitine form a relationship cii exterior and interior ②The heart and the small intestine share a paired relationship ③the tongue as the window of the heart ④The tongue is as the window of the heart Yhe tongue is the aperture to the heart ⑤The tongue is the orifice to the heart ⑥the tongue is the window of the heart The heart has its spening in the tongue proper tongue serves as the window of the heart
The heart connects with the tongue and its function is reflected on the face
The excess of the heart- Qi causes ceaseless laughing
The heart is the master of the five Zang-organs and six Fu-orgns
①The heart is likened to the monarch ②Thc heart is the monarch of aH the organs ③The heart is the organ of domination ④The heart is the sovereign organ of the body
⑤The heart is the house of mentality
①The blood circulation is controlled by the heart ②The heart controls blood circulation ③The heart controls the jwcr to force bh:od to circulate ④The hearts fmction is to govern vessels ⑤The main function of the heart is to control blood and vessels
The heart governs blood circulation and has its outward manifestation in the face
①The heart controls (governs) mental activities heart controls mental and emotional activities ②The heart governs mental activities ③ The hreatt governs activities ④the mind ?function of the heart are to control mental activities ⑤
heart takes charge of mental activities
n emotion the heart is responsible for joy
①The heart is connected with the small intestine ② The heart is coupled with the small intesifrie ③The heart is in
tenor-exteriorly related to the small intestnie
The heart is likened to the monarch
combine mental activities and the mnovenients in one
①The heart corresponds to the fire ②The heart matches the fire ③The heart pertaias to the fire
①The heart houses the mind ②The heart stores the spirit ③The spirit is stored in the heart ④spirit stored in the heart
①inadequate the water to uourish the wood water lails to nourish the wood ②The water faili tig to murish the wood
③ the heart attack of the heart ④Theheart trouble caused by retemion of water